Branding briefs for March 22, 2008
Netbanker: Only 263 daily users of Facebook for financial purposes
It’s Just Business: Credit unions chisel away at bank’s dominance of business lending
Dig This: Gonzobanker tells you why your financial brand needs ‘diggers’
Chuck Talks: Schwab’s “It’s People’s Money” campaign addresses dour economy
He’s With Me: Wachovia reassures customers as it phases out ‘A.G. Edwards’ name
Hoopty Love: An unusual auto loan promotion grows bigger
Getting Hits: Why you need a Wikipedia entry and how to go about it
Hi, My Name Is: ‘RidgeWorth Capital’ becomes new name of SunTrust unit
Third Time for Charms: Bellco CU sponsors huge St. Paddy’s Day parade for 3rd year
Book ‘Em: A Canadian CU writes a book for members on maximizing charitable donations
Bad Sign: City council vetoes one CU’s plans for a really big sign with its new logo
Chasing ATMs: Gas station franchise sells ATM branding rights to Chase
SignING Off: ING email to customers signed by ‘The CEO of Saving’
Previous related stories from The Financial Brand:
- Snapshots and misc. stories of interest
- Branding briefs for March 2, 2008
- Branding briefs for June 11, 2008
- News briefs for January
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Tags: ATMs, auto loans, email, Facebook, RidgeWorth, Schwab, sponsorships, SunTrust, Wachovia, Wikipedia
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