Geico Opens Up the Caveman’s Crib

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Geico’s getting all sorts of mileage out of its rising star, the caveman. He gained fame in the insurance company’s television commercials and now Geico is letting us into his home crib-style with Caveman’s Crib. Once inside, you can take a virtual tour of the Caveman’s apartment as he gets ready for a party he is hosting. The level of detail and the places you can go once inside the apartment is impressive

You’ve gotta love the answering machine in the kitchen. One of the messages is from Jerry Shannon (from Geico, we assume) in response to complaints the Caveman lodged when he saw himself in a Geico ad as he rode the conveyor in one of the television commercials. Very cool how this is all tied together as an integrated story. Zev Kanter sent is the link and tells us he worked on the creation of this in-house job.

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