US insurance digital ad spending growth will slow even further this year, lagging all other financial service sectors. Instead, insurers will focus squarely on maximizing their digital dollars.
US insurance digital ad spending growth fell off a cliff in 2022 and will rise even slower in 2023, as insurers prioritize profitability in a challenging cost environment. To maximize squeezed budgets, they should focus on key segments and platforms including younger audiences and social media.
Key Question: How is insurance digital ad spending evolving through 2025, and what does it mean for insurance marketers?
KEY STAT: US insurance digital ad spending is facing another year of low-single-digit growth amid a difficult economic environment. But we expect a 2024 rebound as inflation and supply chain bottlenecks ease.
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Executive Summary
Mounting pressure on insurers’ ad spending budgets makes targeted growth and measurement key.
Profitability struggles dampen insurers’ ad spending.
But spend will still grow thanks to an advertising efficiency push and insurers bucking the rate hike trend.
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US insurance digital ad spending growth will slow even further this year, lagging all other financial service sectors. Instead, insurers will focus squarely on maximizing their digital dollars.