The Internet makes it so easy for consumers to find the best prices on all kinds of goods. Why would anyone willingly pay retail price when it’s so easy to point-and-click your way to a bargain?
If we were talking about furniture or household electronics, it would seem like a no-brainer. But because it’s title insurance – and title insurance is a pretty wonky subject – so many consumers seem complacent to let someone else do the shopping (or steering) even if it does wind up costing them hundreds or even thousands more at the closing table.
At Federal Title, we’re trying to get the word out to consumers (shopping is easy, saving is awesome), so we partnered with our friends at the Better Business Bureau to produce a television commercial that will air on CBS for the rest of this month.
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