United Kingdom Pet Insurance Distribution & Marketing Report 2018 – ResearchAndMarkets.com
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Purchasing preferences moved back towards price comparison sites and brokers in 2018, after a strong shift towards the direct channel in 2017, as PCWs and brokers increased their presence in the market. This trend was consistent in both cat and dog insurance. The direct channel still leads the way by over 20 percentage points (pp) for both cats and dogs, but it has seen reductions of over 5pp in both products.
Unsurprisingly, consumers continue to move towards online purchases, with smartphones and tablets becoming a serious option for buying insurance. Pet owners remain very interested in a range of technologies that could be incorporated into policies. Every non-digital method saw declines in their share for cats and dogs as a result. However, uptake of these technologies has barely changed since 2017. This indicates insurers could do more to persuade customers to utilize them.
New trends and innovations are highlighted, as well as the key factors that will influence the market over the next few years.
Scope
- Direct to insurer remains the most popular channel of distribution for pet insurance, despite a decline in share.
- Online via desktop PCs remains the preferred method of arranging pet cover, with all offline methods declining.
- Switching levels remain low among pet insurance customers, but a considerable number of new entrants continue to enter the market.
Reasons to buy
- Understand consumer purchasing decisions and how these will influence the market over the next few years.
- Improve customer engagement by recognizing what is most important to them and how to adapt products and services to satisfy their needs.
- Discover which providers lead the way in the pet space and how providers are changing the market through new innovations.
- Adapt your distribution strategy to ensure it still meets customer purchasing behaviors.
- Understand advertising strategies and discover which insurers are investing the most into them.
Key Topics Covered:
- Executive Summary
- The Purchasing Journey
- Provider Engagement
- Channel View
- Marketing
- Future Market
- Appendix
Companies Mentioned
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Petplan - Animal Friends
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Tesco Bank -
Pets at Home - Direct Line
- Asda
- Aviva
- More Th>n
- Argos
- Healthy Pets
- Sainsbury's
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