Celebration of Common Sense for Markel American Insurance Company
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From talking lizards to quirky spokespeople, the insurance category is fueled by millions of dollars of hyperbole and rhetoric. Amid this frenetic environment, a new brand campaign by Shine United for
For over 35 years, Markel has prided themselves on common sense being a key driver to their customer and claim service. “It’s simply part of our DNA,” said
“Unfortunately, common sense isn’t all that common in this day and age,” said
The campaign, which ranges from print and direct to display and web makeover, highlights a range of “Common Sense Policies” and truths — and shines a light on “uncommon” sense delivered by competitors who cobble together motorcycle policies from existing auto policies or staff their call centers with generalists instead of specialists.
“Great work is anchored in simple truths,” said
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