MissMotorQuote.co.uk Goes Live
Published: 21st January 2005
Busy lives require speedy solutions and one thing that many mobile misses can resolve to do in 2005 is to avoid spending hours chasing around for an acceptable insurance quote.
MissMotorQuote.co.uk is a new online insurance service just for women, and judging by the number of hits the site has been getting since its recent launch, it seems this could just be what women want.
It’s simple to access and easy to use. Quotes are produced in minutes that offer some of the best value around and the site makes sure every visitor feels like an individual: every proposal is looked at on its merits and each quote calculated to exactly meet the stated requirements.
More than half of customers contacting the site so far have been under 24. And despite any perceptions that older women are less comfortable using the Internet, there has been noticeable usage from the 25-34 year-old sector, which have so far accounted for 28% of the total visitors to the site.
Missmotorquote.co.uk is part of the QuoteA Network, run by the Allen and Allen Group, one of the UK’s top ten insurance intermediaries, so customers know they will be getting the best deal around.
The QuoteA Network has worked hard with a range of specialist insurers and female customers alike to produce a site that is specifically tailored to meet the insurance needs of women.
"The market for women drivers has considerable growth potential and added to this, research shows that more women are using the Internet year on year than men," says Spencer Street, General Manager QuoteA Ltd.
"Put these together, provide a solution and you have a great new service that I’m sure will be a huge success. Missmotorquote.co.uk does what it says, and saves money and time because we contact over 30 top insurers to find the best and most appropriate quote.
"Women say they want more freedom of choice and to retain control over their lives. When it comes to motor insurance, they now have a new way to get what they want quickly and have more time to get on with more enjoyable pastimes."
