Zallant™Referrals, made easy.

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Zallant™Referrals, made easy.

Free workshop · 60 to 90 minutes · Non-credit

"Your first 10 clients": hands-on workshop (60 to 90 minutes)

The in-person version of the 15-minute lesson.

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The longer, in-person version of the 15-minute lesson, for schools that want a full class session. The 15-minute lesson stays the default. It is non-credit professional development; CE or post-license credit is the school's choice and needs its own state filing.

Share the code outside credit class time: on the handout, in your email or after class. Some states don't allow product promotion during a credit course.

Module 1: Your sphere is your first business (20 to 25 minutes)

Module 2: From a scan to a follow-up (25 to 30 minutes, live)

  1. Sign up with the school code. Every student uses the same code, and the New agent starter switches on by itself. Students sign up themselves; the school never sends a list of names.
  2. Make your public page: add a photo, your brokerage and a short line about yourself.
  3. Scan your own QR code with your phone.
  4. Tap "Send me a practice lead" and watch the instant alert, then the thank-you email the guest would get.
  5. Follow up the right way: Call and Email buttons, plus Text buttons that open your own phone. Zallant itself sends no texts and makes no calls.
  6. Add your booking link so people can pick a time.

Module 3: Your people and reviews (10 to 15 minutes)

Module 4: Lab and wrap-up (10 to 20 minutes)

Say this out loud, and keep it on the card and the slide

"Zallant™ gives our students free months as part of a partnership with our school. We are not paid by Zallant."

The offer (the same for every student)

3 free months of Zallant with the school's code, the same for every student. No card is needed, nothing is charged unless the agent adds a card, and Zallant emails before the free months end. The school gets a monthly email with counts only, never names.

General information, not legal advice. Schools, trainers and agents follow their own state's rules and their broker's.

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