Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid was quoted in an advice segment for a WalletHub piece about best car insurance companies. “For the most dramatic drop in car insurance, drivers should consistently shop around each year to see if they can get a better deal,” he said. “Quotes are easy to receive online and insurers try to lure new customers with low rates early and then gradually raise them over time.” Read more.

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid spoke to The Atlantic for an article titled “A Classic American Car Is Having an Identity Crisis.” Ford’s electric Mustang, the Mach-E, is attracting an unusual bunch of drivers. “Nowadays when a Mustang pulls up you just have no idea who’s coming out of that car,” said Kashef Majid, a marketing expert at the University of Mary Washington. Read more.

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid was quoted in an advice segment for a WalletHub piece about best car insurance companies. “Get multiple quotes and then re-evaluate each year,” he said. “Insurance companies may offer a low premium to acquire a customer and then raise the premium after renewal because the consumer is already locked in and less likely to switch. By comparing rates annually, the customer can continually get the lowest rate.” Read more.

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid spoke with WalletHub about State Farm Insurance. “If they have a good reputation then this can create trust with their customers that would give them confidence in their ability to handle claims,” Majid told WalletHub. “On the other side, if their reputation is bad, then it can lead to lower expectations.” Read more.

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid

Associate Professor of Marketing Kashef Majid spoke to With Good Reason radio for its current episode, “How Hot is Your Honey?” which airs through Friday, Sept. 9. On the show, Majid says that food insecurity is a problem we can solve simply by reducing food waste. “We are wasting 30 or 40 percent of what we produce and we have got line-ups of people who need food,” Majid said. “None of this makes sense.” Hear more.