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i found a NJM ad like @lunamoon1644 it was i was about to watch SFH (sonic for hire) that i found this recording made by mead made by NJM (NO JINGLES OR MASCOTS

In 2021, NJM Insurance Group unveiled a new advertising campaign, which was different than anything the Company had done before. Boldly critical of the clichés of insurance marketing, “No Jingles or Mascots” educates drivers and homeowners about NJM’s unique value.

For over 100 years, we’ve provided great coverage without the use of mascots or repetitive jingles. When protecting some of life’s biggest investments — like your home or car — the most important thing is knowing you have the right coverage with an insurer you can trust. We pride ourselves on being committed to our customers.

NJM’s iconic “No Jingles or Mascots” campaign is back with two new spots touting the insurance provider’s commitment to crafting personalized policies for its customers in unique ways.

Case in point: The campaign launching this week from NJM Insurance Group. After years of enduring rival insurance companies’ earworm jingles, talking lizards and the Cheshire grin of a certain...

PHILADELPHIA, July 19 2021 — NJM Insurance Group’s “No Jingles or Mascots” campaign, made in collaboration with Brownstein, continues with the release of a new spot featuring two-time soccer gold medalist and World Cup Champion, Carli Lloyd. The spot builds on the campaign’s theme of taking aim at insurance category clichés to ...

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Following two years of continued acclaim and audience response, Brownstein and NJM have launched two new spots – titled ‘Therapy’ and ‘Father and Son’ – in the “No Jingles or Mascots” campaign.