Ian Pring

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Episodios

  • IA 21: How to Never Miss a Required Photo on an Auto Damage Inspection Ever Again

    02/01/2017 Duración: 17min

    Episode 21 is all about photos. From the required photos of most insurance companies, total loss photos, IA Path's recommended photos and process to ensure you NEVER MISS ANOTHER REQUIRED PHOTO AGAIN! 1. Lt Front Corner  2. Rt Front Corner 3. Rt Rear Corner 4. Lt Rear Corner 5. License Plate 6. Vin 7. Odometer 8. Dash (w/radio) 9. Headliner 10. Driver Door and Front Seat

  • RE-PUBLISH The 7 Essential Tools of a Modern Day Auto Damage Appraiser

    26/12/2016 Duración: 05min

    Today I talk about the essential tools of a modern auto damage appraiser. Mile Tracking Software - Mile IQ Map Software - Badger Mapping Laptop - Microsoft Surface Phone - Smart Phone Internet Connection - Mobile Hotspot Vehicle - Reliable Vehicle Estimating System - CCC1, Audatex, Mitchell  

  • IA 20: If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix It

    19/12/2016 Duración: 06min

    Episode 20 covers that as an inexperienced appraiser or adjuster that you should only write what you can see.

  • IA 19: The Cornerstone of Estimatics

    14/12/2016 Duración: 06min

    In episode 19 of the IA Path Podcast, Chris reassures you that estimatics is not rocket science, that keeping it simple is the cornerstone of estimating, and that you can write an estimate.

  • IA 18: INTERVIEW Focus on the Moment

    12/12/2016 Duración: 25min

    Steve Benson CEO of Badger Mapping shares what his experience as an adjuster, sales rep, and now CEO has taught him about the importance of focusing on the moment.  Try Badger Mapping out for free by visiting  IAPath.com/badgermapping

  • IA 17: The Diabetes, The Deer, and Jesus

    30/11/2016 Duración: 08min

    This is a hilarious conversation that includes the 4 key elements of a successful inspection conversation. 1. Introduction 2. Their Story 3. Confirm the Damage Area 4. Set Expectations

  • IA 16: The 4 Key Elements of a Successful Inspection Conversation

    28/11/2016 Duración: 06min

    In this episode, Chris guides you through the 4 key elements of a successful inspection conversations. 1. Introduction - Who you are and who you work for 2. Their Story - Ask them for their story. You will learn a lot of the information you need for the inspection through the story. 3. Confirm the Damage Area - Confirm the damage area to make sure you don't write up the wrong damage. 4. Set the Expectations - Set the expectations of what is going to come next.

  • IA 15: Defense WIns Championships and Offense Sells Commercials

    23/11/2016 Duración: 05min

    Episode 15 brings the sports arena to auto damage appraising. Focusing on the important of a good status and the difference between good and bad status'.

  • IA 14: The Insured vs The Claimant

    21/11/2016 Duración: 05min

    In this episode, I go over the insured and the claimants in an auto claim. I also cover the mindset behind each of them and the different coverage types in a claim.

  • 13 Fires, Flares, and Skirts

    16/11/2016 Duración: 05min

    Learn what may save you in a fire, where your cars skirt is, and the real purpose of a cowl.

  • 12 The People of the Appraisal Company

    14/11/2016 Duración: 07min

    In this episode, I go through the different people that you may work with at Independent Appraisal Companies.

  • 11 The 7 Essential Tools of a Modern Auto Damage Appraiser

    09/11/2016 Duración: 05min

    Today I talk about the essential tools of a modern auto damage appraiser. Mile Tracking Software - Mile IQ Map Software - Badger Mapping Laptop - Microsoft Surface Phone - Smart Phone Internet Connection - Mobile Hotspot Vehicle - Reliable Vehicle Estimating System - CCC1, Audatex, Mitchell  

  • 10 The Major Operations of a Repair Estimate

    07/11/2016 Duración: 07min

    In this episode we go over the major operations of a repair estimate.

  • 09 A Day in the Life of an Adjuster

    02/11/2016 Duración: 06min

    Episode 09 breakdowns a day in the life of an adjuster. Specifically me, Chris Stanley, and what my day looks like. It's a lot to get talked about in 5 minutes. Put together with me having WAY TOO MUCH coffee during the day I talked a lot faster than previous episodes, but hey its real and it's me.    If you are interested in Badger Mapping Check it out HERE   5pm-5:30pm Receive & Map Claims 5:30pm-6pm Make Phone Calls   Next Day 6-8am Prepare for Day 8-9am Drive to first claim 9-3pm Claim every half hour (appointments given two hour windows) 3-4pm Drive Home 4-7pm Input Claims (possibly break for dinner and resume afterwards) Roughly a 12 hour day if I'm busy with 10+ claims 8 hours if its 5ish claims.

  • 08 It's Time to Light Up and Grille

    31/10/2016 Duración: 06min

    In episode 08 Chris talks about two more parts of the front of your vehicle, the grille and the headlights.

  • 06 Give Windows, Not Deadlines

    30/10/2016 Duración: 05min

    Episode 06 covers how to make it easier to call & set appointments. Chris offers tips he has learned from 8 years of experience.

  • 05 What Jesus Has in Common With a Bumper Cover

    26/10/2016 Duración: 05min

    In episode 05 you'll learn what Jesus has in common with a bumper cover. Listen to learn that along with the 3 major parts of a front bumper.

  • 07 The People at The Body Shop

    26/10/2016 Duración: 05min

    In episode 07 I go over the major players you work with at a body shop. Discover how to connect with them, their mindsets, and what their role is within the shop.

  • 04 Do I Want to Be an Auto Damage Appraiser - Part 3 The Perks & Cons

    23/10/2016 Duración: 06min

    In this episode we cover 3 of the major perks and 3 of the major cons of being an auto damage appraiser.

  • 03 The Pay of an Auto Damage Appraiser

    22/10/2016 Duración: 05min

    In episode 3 of the IA Path Podcast we continue to help you answer the question, "Do I want to be an auto appraiser?" Here in part 2, we talk about the different pay that is available whether you work the job as a career, part-time, or as a part of the gig economy.

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