GEICO's ad campaign featuring cavemen became iconic, but what happened to the first actor behind that overgrown facial hair ...

In December 2020, Geico premiered a popular commercial featuring two famous rappers. We reveal their identities here.

After 15 years, Maxwell the Pig is back. The plucky pig first debuted in the Geico ad back in 2010, when they heavily featured the 15 percent savings mantra and played on common phrases in a funny way ...

“Why does Geico have three different spokespeople? They have the cavemen, the lizard, and then the stack of money with the eyeballs!” “And the fake Rod Serling guy!” So observed Matt Damon and Tina ...

GEICO's latest online insurance ads have no gecko but are "unskippable." — -- Insurance company GEICO has released another ad campaign to make its commercials irresistibly "unskippable." The ...

Geico has done it again. The brand with the most rational brand idea in history - "15 minutes will save you 15%" - has somehow figured out how to make that (and other rational facts) interesting. This ...

Hip-hop duo Tag Team have turned a popular ad with Geico into their own flavor of ice cream. The music group known for the '90s hit "Whoomp! There It Is!" and the insurance company announced a new ice ...

The Geico Gecko has for years boosted the near-ubiquitous insurance company’s advertising, Now Geico is doing something to boost him. Geico on Thursday will unveil “Legend of the Lizard,” a 15-minute ...

Facing the possibility of a legal battle, a local personal-injury law firm has stopped airing a television commercial that features characters from ads for insurance giant Geico. Geoff McDonald & ...

Georgina Tzanetos 8+ years of experience working in finance and financial journalism. She holds the Series 7 and 63 licenses. Geico’s success as an insurance company has come from offering consumers ...

It's hard to escape the series of GEICO motorcycle insurance commercials that feature Canned Heat's "Going Up the Country." The blues-rock band released the hippie anthem in 1968, and it reached No.