A new campaign from Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance and advertising agency Young & Laramore asserts that since people avoid talking about insurance, they struggle to find the right time for it. Romantic moments are no time to wonder if you have the right deductible. Walking through the mall with the family to get some food court pretzels is the wrong situation for considering adjustments to your coverage.The goal of this year’s campaign is to let the insurance company be the expert, allowing people to enjoy their day-to-day. The intent is to get them to bring insurance problems and questions to Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance from the very beginning, so they don’t have to figure it out on their own.With each ad concluding with the tagline, “Start with Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, and stop knocking on wood,” the idea is that, while you’re good at lots of stuff, from laundry basketball to getting the gas pump to stop exactly on a number ending in zero; they are good at insurance.The TV ads will debut by airing regionally during this year’s Super Bowl, and during pre- and postgame shows. The campaign will include broadcast, digital, social, print, and radio, and retains the successful “Stop Knocking on Wood” tagline from previous years.CreditsClient: Indiana Farm Bureau InsuranceRick Kuster, SVP, Chief Marketing OfficerKari St. Clair, Director of Marketing Services & Field SupervisorKristen Gibson, Manager, Advertising & Brand StrategyErin Igney, Manager, eCommerceAgency: Young & LaramoreCarolyn Hadlock, Principal, Executive Creative DirectorTrevor Williams, Principal, Group Creative DirectorCharlie Hopper, Principal, WriterKyle Nordsiek, Art DirectorAidan McKiernan, WriterDaniel Vuyovich, Senior DesignerNick Prihoda, VP Account Management, Account DirectorSara Walker, Account SupervisorGrace Gibbons, Account ManagerChar Loving, Executive ProducerTV Production: Company FilmsHarald Zwart, DirectorTV Editorial: OptimusAngelo Valencia, Senior EditorTV/Radio Audio: Airstream AudioPhotography: The Wade BrothersRetouching: Realfake