Credible is hiring a GM to launch auto insurance and a specialist to buy auto insurance search ads state by state. But /insurance/auto is the home insurance page with a coverage table added: the form asks for an address and promises to look up "your home's details", the products listed are Home, Townhome, Condo and Mobile, and the "Save $406" claim is footnoted as a homeowners figure from 2021-22. The page is also noindexed, missing from the sitemap and absent from the menu. Every auto click would land on a page that talks about houses.
First action
Put the current auto page and the home page side by side and list every home-only element.
How to measure it
Auto quote-start rate
- Now
- –
- Target
- 2x the current page
- By
- 60 days
Steps
List the gaps
Every home-only element on /insurance/auto.
General Manager, Emerging Verticals 1 day
Write auto copy
Vehicle-first form, coverage levels, home and auto bundle.
General Manager, Emerging Verticals 3 days
Check claims
Remove the home savings figure; review disclosures by state.
Legal & Compliance 3 days
Build in the CMS
Paid variant and indexable variant.
Senior Product Manager - Growth 1 week
Add to menu and sitemap
Insurance menu and XML sitemap.
Senior Product Manager - Growth 1 day
Instrument
Quote-start and quote-completion by state and device.
BI Analyst III 2 days
Launch ads to it
Start with the cheapest-to-serve states.
Growth Specialist (Performance Marketing), Auto Insurance 1 week
Read out
Compare with the old page after two weeks.
Senior Product Manager - Growth 2 weeks
Why it works
Build an auto page in the CMS: a ZIP code and vehicle first step, auto-specific copy (drivers, vehicles, coverage levels, bundling with home), an auto savings claim only once Credible has measured one, the carriers available by state, and the licensing disclosures. Keep a lean paid variant for ads and an indexable version for search, add both to the menu and sitemap, and track quote-start and quote-completion by state from day one.
Quality Score, conversion rate and trust all depend on the page matching the search. An auto shopper who sees a home form either bounces or starts the wrong quote, and the paid budget pays for both.
Ready to use
ChecklistAuto insurance page launch list
[ ] ZIP and vehicle as the first step [ ] Auto products only (no Home, Townhome, Condo, Mobile) [ ] Savings claim removed or replaced with measured auto data [ ] Carriers available by state [ ] Licensing disclosures checked by Legal & Compliance [ ] Indexable version in the menu and sitemap [ ] Lean paid variant for Google Ads [ ] Quote-start and completion events by state and device [ ] Footer year current
Risks and how to handle them
No measured auto savings yet
Lead with choice and speed until quote data supports a number.
State rules on insurance ads
Legal & Compliance signs off each state template.
Evidence
- HiringGeneral Manager, Emerging Verticals (posted September 15, 2026, reporting to the Chief Revenue Officer): "ultimately accountable for the growth, profitability, and user experience of new categories across Credible's owned and operated assets. Key categories the role will be responsible for launching and scaling include Auto Insurance, Banking, Credit Cards and Mortgage."Source
- HiringGrowth Specialist (Performance Marketing), Auto Insurance (posted September 30, 2026): will "own auto insurance paid acquisition", starting in SEM on Google Ads and expanding into paid social; "You are bidding against national carriers and other comparison marketplaces, at the state level"; must "monitor quote-start and quote-completion rates by keyword, device, and state" and keep "ad copy and landing pages within insurance advertising requirements, including licensing disclosures and state-level restrictions".Source
- Your websiteAuto insurance page (/insurance/auto, checked October 21, 2026): titled "Auto Insurance: Compare Quotes and Purchase Online", but it carries a robots "noindex" tag, is not in the XML sitemap and is not in the menu (the Insurance menu lists Home Insurance and Life Insurance). The quote form asks for an address and says "we'll look up your home's details"; "Additional Products Offered" lists "Home, Townhome, Condo, Mobile"; the "Save $406" figure is footnoted as homeowners insurance quotes from June 2021 to June 2022; the footer reads "Copyright © 2023". The only auto-specific content is a coverage table.Source
- HiringSenior Product Manager - Growth (posted September 14, 2026, US and Tel Aviv): owns "the CRO (conversion rate optimization) of Credible's performance marketing landing pages and on-site funnel" across Personal Loans, Student Loan Refi, Private Student Loans and Insurance; builds landing pages in the CMS (Strapi) "that boost Quality Score, load speed, conversion rates"; tracks "click-to-prequal rate, prequal-to-submit rate, submit-to-approval rate"; and improves "offline conversion data quality" so results "feed back accurately into Google Ads bidding signals".Source