Parenta-Life Coach and now author Dr. Rick offers practical and relatable advice for new homeowners just in time for the holidays MAYFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio, Nov. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The holiday ...

Of all the first-named doctors who are not real doctors on TV, my favorite is the fictional Dr. Rick, the Progressive Insurance “parent-child coach” who runs groups sessions to “help young homeowners ...

A young homeowner suffering from parentamorphosis would likely start spouting arcane Scoville data as a wing-eating guest on The Hot Ones, all while making lame jokes about being “cool as a cucumber.” ...

Progressive insurance has one of the most consistent advertising records thanks to its decade-long “Superstore” concept and the beloved character Flo. But over the course of the pandemic another brand ...

It seems as if day after day, year after year, I watch the same TV commercials. Most annoying are the ones for personal injury attorneys. More tolerable are the pitches from insurance companies: Geico ...

The plane lands in Paris, and you immediately point out the Eiffel Tower to your seatmates and anyone within earshot, after you’ve cheered the pilot’s flawless touchdown. Dr. Rick is so disappointed ...

Marketers need to choose brand partners wisely in order to avoid messy splits under the eye of a consumer who is more discerning than ever.

Nimisha Jain, who was the No. 2 strategist at Mischief, joins Chicago-based Highdive as it looks to double the size of its strategy department.

Why Progressive is doubling down on Dr. Rick for the summer In a new series of ad spots, Progressive's Dr. Rick character is back to help young house buyers avoid becoming their parents.

MAYFIELD, Ohio - You can expect to see more of Flo, Dr. Rick and other Progressive network personalities in the coming months as the Mayfield-based insurer increases its advertising spending to fuel ...