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Alcalde, S., Balcazar, S., Bisso, L., Chang, N. (2021). Investigación del seguro vehicular “Pago por Kilómetros” de Rimac Seguros [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/20741
Alcalde, S., Balcazar, S., Bisso, L., Chang, N. Investigación del seguro vehicular “Pago por Kilómetros” de Rimac Seguros []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/20741
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title = "Investigación del seguro vehicular “Pago por Kilómetros” de Rimac Seguros",
author = "Chang Castillo, Nicolle Stephanie",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2021"
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Title: Investigación del seguro vehicular “Pago por Kilómetros” de Rimac Seguros
Authors(s): Alcalde Urteaga, Sthefannia Elizabeth; Balcazar Diaz, Sonia Fiorella; Bisso Rivera, Luisa Maria; Chang Castillo, Nicolle Stephanie
Advisor(s): Andrade Borda, Javier Augusto
Keywords: Seguros de automóviles; Campañas publicitarias; Publicidad; Mercadeo en Internet; Marcas de fábrica--Mercadeo; COVID-19 (Enfermedad)--Aspectos económicos
OCDE field: https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.08.00
Issue Date: 28-Oct-2021
Institution: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Abstract: A raíz del COVID-19, las ventas de los seguros vehiculares han disminuido
drásticamente. Ante esta situación,Rimac Seguros creó un seguro vehicular que se
adapta a las nuevas necesidades de sus clientes, haciendo énfasis en el aspecto del
ahorro y control. Así, Rimac Seguros presenta el plan “Pago por Kilómetros”, el cual
brinda los mismos beneficios que un seguro regular, pero pagando hasta 50% menos
según lo que se maneja. A pesar de ello, las ventas no fueron las deseadas por lo cual
se solicitó una campaña publicitaria para promocionar el servicio.
De esta manera, se realizó una investigación con los objetivos de analizar la
comunicación de la marca en sus canales digitales, reconocer las preferencias de los
conductores y evaluar la opinión y aceptación de los conductores acerca del seguro,
con el fin de encontrar los motivos de la baja recepción del producto. Para ello, se
realizaron encuestas, entrevistas y el análisis del discurso multimodal, de las cuales se
encontró que el atributo principal de “ahorro” no era lo que ellos consideraban lo más
importante, sino la cobertura y beneficios; asimismo, mencionaron que preferían una
comunicación cercana y directa con la marca y que esta no se estaba dando con este
nuevo servicio.
Finalmente, se decidió crear una figura animada llamada Yipi, un GPS animado
el cual tiene como función informar acerca de los beneficios y cobertura, así como
acompañar y ayudar a los clientes en este proceso con el fin de hacer su experiencia
con Rimac más cercana.
In the wake of COVID-19, car insurance sales have dropped dramatically. Faced with this situation, Rimac Seguros created a vehicle insurance that adapts to the new needs of their clients, emphasizing the aspect of savings and control. Thus, Rimac Seguros presents the “Payment by Kilometers“ plan, which offers the same benefits as regular car insurance, but paying up to 50% less depending on how much they drive. Despite this, sales were not as desired, which is why an advertising campaign was requested to promote the service. In this way, an investigation was carried out with the objectives of analyzing the communication of the brand in its digital channels, recognizing the preferences of drivers and evaluating the opinion and acceptance of drivers about the new insurance, in order to find the reasons for the low reception of the product. To do this, surveys, interviews and analysis of the multimodal discourse were carried out, of which it was found that the main attribute of “saving money“ was not what they considered the most important, but coverage and benefits; They also mentioned that they preferred close and direct communication with the brand and that this was not happening with this new service. Finally, it was decided to create an animated figure called Yipi, an animated GPS whose function is to inform about the benefits and coverage, as well as to accompany and help customers in this process in order to make their experience with Rimac closer.
In the wake of COVID-19, car insurance sales have dropped dramatically. Faced with this situation, Rimac Seguros created a vehicle insurance that adapts to the new needs of their clients, emphasizing the aspect of savings and control. Thus, Rimac Seguros presents the “Payment by Kilometers“ plan, which offers the same benefits as regular car insurance, but paying up to 50% less depending on how much they drive. Despite this, sales were not as desired, which is why an advertising campaign was requested to promote the service. In this way, an investigation was carried out with the objectives of analyzing the communication of the brand in its digital channels, recognizing the preferences of drivers and evaluating the opinion and acceptance of drivers about the new insurance, in order to find the reasons for the low reception of the product. To do this, surveys, interviews and analysis of the multimodal discourse were carried out, of which it was found that the main attribute of “saving money“ was not what they considered the most important, but coverage and benefits; They also mentioned that they preferred close and direct communication with the brand and that this was not happening with this new service. Finally, it was decided to create an animated figure called Yipi, an animated GPS whose function is to inform about the benefits and coverage, as well as to accompany and help customers in this process in order to make their experience with Rimac closer.
Link to repository: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/20741
Discipline: Ciencias y Artes de la Comunicación con mención en Publicidad
Grade or title grantor: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Facultad de Ciencias y Artes de la Comunicación
Grade or title: Bachiller en Ciencias y Artes de la Comunicación con mención en Publicidad
Register date: 28-Oct-2021
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