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Progressive.com Named #1 Insurance Carrier Web Site by Gomez Fifth Consecutive Time

MAYFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio -- For the fifth consecutive time, progressive.com, the Web site of Progressive Insurance, ranked number one on the Gomez Internet Insurance Carrier Scorecard. Gomez, Inc. is an Internet quality measurement firm. Progressive.com was named number one among the 18 insurance company Web sites Gomez analysts evaluated and ranked based on a comprehensive set of 250 objective criteria.

With this honor, Progressive becomes the only insurance carrier to be ranked number one five consecutive times, dominating the category.

In addition to being ranked number one overall, progressive.com ranked number one in the "Ease of Use" category for the third consecutive rating period and was named "Best Site for Auto Buyers" by Gomez for the fourth consecutive rating period.

Progressive.com also received a "Standard of Excellence" award from the Web Marketing Association (WMA). The WMA judges Web sites on criteria including design, innovation, content, technology, interactivity, navigation and ease of use. The WMA was founded in 1997 to help set a high standard for Internet marketing and corporate Web development on the World Wide Web; the Standard of Excellence award is given to those Web sites which represent the standard for which all corporate Web sites should strive.

Progressive, with headquarters in Mayfield Village, Ohio, is the nation's fourth largest auto insurance company.

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