Study Shows Limited Social Media Interaction Between Auto Insurers, Customers
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While adoption of social media as a means of engaging with insurance providers is low, those consumers who did interact were most likely to do so on Facebook – this includes “liking” the insurer’s Facebook page, posting to the insurance provider’s wall, liking a post on the provider’s wall, etc. Click here to view results.
“Despite a heavy presence by major insurers on social media platforms like
Phoenix’s Consumer Auto and Homeowners Insurance Audit surveys 1,500+ consumers each month regarding their perceptions of insurance brands, provider usage, shopping behavior, and response to advertising, including online creative. Brands tracked include, but are not limited to,
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