When it comes to selling car insurance advertisements on TV, three insurance companies come to mind. Only individual policy holders and experts in the industry can decide whether or not if they have the best coverage. There are many credible companies for auto insurance Alberta that you can search online.
1. Geico Geico recently started advertising with their female spokesperson dressed in all white. The entire background of the TV set as well as the furniture, desks and counters are also all white. This seems to be trying to convey a mysterious sense of purity and trustworthiness. Whatever the cosmetic and psychological reasons behind this unique visual appearance, Geico does indeed insure millions of car owners. They have some of the lowest rates around and they continually state that people can save up to 15% with just one fifteen minute phone call to one of their customer service representatives.
Whether this is true or not is difficult to analyze. But they also always feature a tiny, green gecko as their cute mascot to help people remember the similar sounding Geico name. This strategy seems to have worked as Geico takes a quasi-lighthearted approach to get people to contact them to inquire about the types of auto insurance coverage they offer. But they advertise constantly on TV.
2. Allstate Allstate has TV ads that also claim to offer among the lowest premiums on all types of car insurance including comprehensive, collision, theft and liability coverage. They use a more conservative looking spokesperson and their TV advertising campaign focuses on just how quickly they pay out claims and how inexpensive their rates are even for drivers who have had poor driving records in the past by offering what they call accident forgiveness. This doesn’t mean a person can have many driving under the influence arrests and still be insured by Allstate, but it does mean if an individual has been in one or more accidents, that they most likely won’t raise his rates in any substantive fashion, which is very financially beneficial to policyholders, whether they’re new policyholders or veterans of the company with having insured more than one car with Allstate.
3. State Farm State Farm makes the statement on TV that they insure more drivers than both Geico and Allstate combined. This statement is most likely to be accurate as they cannot declare false statements on TV or anywhere else. For their spokesperson, they had a famous actor from one of the most popular dramas on TV to be represented as their appearing spokesperson. This actor seems to have hit the jackpot when he got the contract with State Farm, despite whether or not if this is a coincidence or not. This company offers the lowest premiums and deductibles in the industry, even for drivers with bad driving records where most cases they do not go over $2,000. Being in business for many years, their TV advertisements seem credible, reliable and professional.