Stephanie Courtney has been a famous face ever since she began starring as Flo in Progressive’s insurance ads in 2008, but on ...

Insurance isn’t necessarily a fun product. For most folks, it’s a necessary evil. But with the help of a perky pitchwoman named Flo, Progressive has put a bit of joy into the process. Chief Marketer ...

In adland, it's been stated so often it's now a truism: America loves Flo, the Progressive insurance pitchwoman played by comedian Stephanie Courtney, and a huge portion of the company's brand equity ...

Flo has been a memorable character since Progressive began featuring her (played by the actress Stephanie Courtney) in its advertising in 2008. Since then, Flo's appeared in more than 100 commercials ...

Flo from Progressive insurance has joined the big leagues of advertising icons. A Google search for “Flo from Progressive” yields an astonishing 14.4 million hits, including her own Wikipedia page.

Take a safety pin, and measure out where it will fit on the back of the name tag. Then do the same for the button. Then take your glue gun, and place a large strip of glue horizontally down the name ...

For years, Stephanie Courtney has been Flo from Progressive, the company’s spokesperson, and most recognizable employee. Along with her celebrity mascot competitors, — Geico’s Gecko, Allstate’s Mayhem ...

The very familiar face of Flo from Progressive has all the qualities that make for a perfect Halloween costume: Pop culture icon, car insurance goddess, quirky BFF material, stylish uniform innovator, ...

Exuding her famous friendly Flo-ness, she greets you with a wink in her words and a plan for your auto coverage. “Welcome friend! You’re looking positively radiant today,” she says, before sharing a ...

A long, long time ago, cavemen and lizards ruled the insurance world. Then came Flo. The goofy, spunky sales clerk in red lipstick, retro hairdo and "tricked-out name tag" has become a marketing ...

Uncrowned is a new destination for all things MMA, boxing, wrestling, and more, featuring Ariel Helwani. In adland, it's been stated so often it's now a truism: America loves Flo, the Progressive ...