Taylor Covington

Content Marketing Specialist

United States

Hello, my name is Taylor Covington and I am currently working as the Content Marketing Specialist on the SEO team for The Zebra, the nation’s leading car insurance search engine.

I graduated from Champlain College, in Burlington, VT. I have a degree in Management of Creative Media, specializing in Publishing Management.

Honesty, punctuality, and integrity are what I actively strive for. My organizational and managerial skills put me leagues ahead of my colleagues. If I see a problem, it is in my nature to immediately solve it. I work best through careful analysis, but I’m not opposed to trial and error.

My creative capabilities allows for free-thinking, curiosity, and a passion for art, in all forms. At the same time, my discipline and strong-work ethic provide a rigid focus to perform critical analytics and set data-driven goals. In my free time, I enjoy hiking around the rock terrain of South Texas with my two dogs or grabbing some sushi in the Domain. I get dizzy with excitement when I find a new bookstore and I hope to travel to every continent some day.

Oh, and I love succulents.

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Condo Moving Checklist (Printables + Tips) | The Zebra

If you're moving into a condo unit owned by someone else, use our printable checklist to ensure you don't overlook any of the details.

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Leasing vs. Owning a Car: Pros and Cons | The Zebra

Whether to lease, finance, or purchase your car is a big financial decision. Let's review the pros, cons, and considerations surrounding this choice.

Insurance News | The Zebra

01/15/2019

Lime vs Bird Scooters: What Do You Need to Know?

Overnight, they appeared. They may have rattled some cages, but it seems Bird and Lime scooters could be here to stay. Electric scooters have emerged as the latest contenders to reinvent transportation, popping up in cities around the world.

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Texting and Driving Statistics 2019 | The Zebra

Teen drivers are often accused of texting while driving most often, but recent data show that's not the full story. See updated texting and driving statistics for 2019.