Clever Ads Can Backfire on Financial Marketers Who Overlook Gaffes
'Fresh eyes' on ad campaigns and headlines that everyone inside marketing can save banks and credit unions from embarrassment and worse.
'Fresh eyes' on ad campaigns and headlines that everyone inside marketing can save banks and credit unions from embarrassment and worse.
As Millennials get older, banks and credit unions could get caught off guard if their marketing plans don't evolve.
Financial institutions must solve the security riddle and find ways to reassure consumers or mobile banking growth rates will suffer.
Your branch signage strategy should include brand-level messages, semi-permanent product displays, and campaign promotional locations.
In other industries, marketing plays a role in defining strategy and setting the course for the future of the organization. Not in banking.
If banks hope to survive the intense competition from fintechs, Amazon and Google, they must align themselves with customer goals. And fast.
Bring face-to-face interactions back to banking with local community events that drive people back into branches.
Community banks will never beat big banks by replicating their strategy. What works for one simply won't work for the other.
With each technological advance, are banks and credit unions pushing the people they are trying to connect with further and further away?
Banks and credit unions must use data-driven insights to focus their marketing messages and help consumers simplify the purchase decision.
Bank customers are bypassing their primary financial institution as they buy new products from fintechs and digital banks in record numbers.
What Uber did to the taxi industry offers important lessons about innovation and regulation for traditional banking providers.
Today, people and businesses expect to make payments instantly. With the Federal Reserve’s FedNow® Service, financial institutions can enable their customers to do just that.
Fintechs eye banks as fat, financial turkeys, and they are carving off juicy morsels one slice at a time. What's left? A picked-over carcass.
Your website looks great. It's responsive, hums on mobile devices, and gets a ton of traffic. Too bad it could also land you in court.
Here are five research findings that could cause financial marketers to reassess their strategy, along with some tips for how you should pivot.
Does data analytics and automation threaten marketers' future job security? Do mathematical algorithms trump human judgment in the Digital Age?
Many financial institutions use "sticky" services or loyalty programs to combat attrition, but this isn't the best way to prevent defections.
To turn kids accounts into profitable tools for acquisition and retention, target Millennial parents. After all, it's their money you want.
It's critical that financial marketers keep a finger on the pulse of the people they want to reach. But you can't understand them if you don't walk a mile in their shoes.
Millennials switch banking providers more than any other segment, but who will they ultimately stay with when the music finally stops?
A candid assessment of digital marketing investments and the results they generate might prompt financial marketers to reevaluate their strategy.
Digital channels are dominating marketing discussions today, but a large portion of money spent on digital appears to be wasted.
To achieve your growth goals in the year ahead, you'll need to find big ideas and unleash new innovations. But you should start building your budget here first.
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