One of advertising’s most iconic characters has returned. Saturday, a new commercial featuring Jeff Daniel Phillips’ GEICO Caveman found its way online, marking the character’s first ...

Geico’s original cavemen ads were so popular that the characters eventually starred in a short-lived sitcom on ABC. After the critically panned show was canceled, Geico ran an ad during Super Bowl ...

The popular Geico caveman commercials are back. And that means an Illinois native is in the national spotlight. Who plays the Geico Caveman? Jeff Daniel Phillips, a Chicago native, is the actor in ...

Geico is reviving the character with a, two-minute long ad that will run during NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” broadcast Dec. 24 as well on YouTube Live and other social channels.

These appearances were part of a strategy by Geico and the ad agency that crafted the cavemen spots, Interpublic Group's Martin Agency, to move the character beyond commercials.

In 2003, Noel worked at an ad agency. Like everyone else at the agency, Noel wanted to work with high-profile, flashy clients like Apple. Then an insurance company hired the ad agency, and ...

The ad was a huge success and helped to make GEICO one of the most popular insurance companies in the United States. Joe Pytka, the director of Martin Advertising Agency, created the idea of Caveman.

ABC’s Cavemen, a spin-off sitcom of GEICO’s Caveman Super Bowl ad campaign, had a short-lived run mired in controversy.

Facing the possibility of a legal battle, a local personal-injury law firm has stopped airing a television commercial that features characters from ads for insurance giant Geico.

He admitted having concerns the caveman might go missing, given the popularity of his commercials and with a TV sitcom starring the prehistoric icon.

Geico is reviving the character with a, two-minute long ad that will run during NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” broadcast Dec. 24 as well on YouTube Live and other social channels.