In fact, Progressive created a “Flo” chatbot to enable customers to interact with Flo on Facebook Messenger, as well as other channels, to help customers with basic insurance questions. Now, Flo’s ...

Progressive has used Flo since 2008, so she's getting old. Companies tend to want to refresh their brands every few years. There may be a case that Flo has run her course regardless of the current ...

You might not know standup comedian and actress Stephanie Courtney by name alone, but you definitely know her by her TV persona, Flo, from the Progressive Insurance ads. Courtney has been playing ...

Stephanie Courtney's Flo has stood center stage in a mind-boggling number of commercials for Progressive. However, she hasn't appeared in every single ad the company has produced since her ...

In fact, the human face, voice and bearing that constitute “Flo” are associated far more strongly with Progressive than with the 53-year-old woman who provides them: Stephanie Courtney ...

Progressive insurance, famed for its quirky commercials starring fictional saleswoman Flo, is being sued for “patently unlawful” racism for awarding exclusively black-owned businesses $25,000 ...

How girl-next-door Jan — A.K.A. Laurel Coppock — and zany Flo — Stephanie Courtney — make bank for their bosses — but in a twist of fate, Flo almost became Jan.

Any cowboy who gets on a bull is taking a risk. So, it’s a nice melding of messages for PBR, the world’s leading bull riding ...

Those ubiquitous insurance ads, with characters like Progressive’sPGR1.54%increase; green up pointing triangle Flo, or Geico’s Gecko, were probably a bit harder to spot in 2023. Home-and-auto ...

The Geico Gecko first appeared in 1999. Progressive’s Flo first appeared in 2008. Neither rivals De Beers’s “Diamonds are Forever” campaign, but still: In advertising dog years, those ...

AT&T’s Lily Faced Sexual Harassment Online — Then She Got a Call of Support From Progressive’s Flo: I Felt ‘Like There Were People on My Team’ By Zack Sharf. Plus Icon.