Survey Reveals Mix of Feelings, Approaches Towards Social Media in Banking
Banking execs are both unclear about their social media regulatory responsibilities and concerned about losing control on social platforms.
Banking execs are both unclear about their social media regulatory responsibilities and concerned about losing control on social platforms.
Can social media data drive financial marketing strategies or is this just a pipe dream? It's a conversation for bankers to have.
One bank and credit union reward people for making frequent branch visits via a GPS-based social media contest, but is this a smart strategy?
Articles on social media in banking make it sound like the opportunities are as massive as the ROI is obvious.
Is social media a game changer? Or just a bunch of hype? This free seminar will challenge how you think about social media in the financial industry.
Do current employees have time for social media? Or should you hire someone? And why would social media be your #1 staffing issue?
Why banks and credit unions that are providing customer service on social media sites doesn't pencil out in the end.
This study proves that, for banks and credit unions, no strategy + no budget + no staff + no time = no success.
Noteworthy insights, quotable comments and even a couple outrageous statements in the world in financial marketing.
Even if your ROI is 200% on social media, there's no meaningful impact on ROA unless you make a significant budgetary investment.
All financial institutions should read the document for their banks and see if they think it sounds reasonable.
A research report from Serendio looks at over 300,000 online conversations to calculate and rank bank’s reputations.
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A Fiserv study on social media tells folks what they want to believe about banking, even if the math doesn't pencil out.
Five examples of specific situations where social media can be beneficial...along with some significant caveats.
A Texas credit union wants to know if people are interested in using Foursquare, Twitter and Facebook to make charitable donations.
Is it any wonder financial marketers are unclear about "social media" when even the so-called experts can’t agree on what it is or isn’t?
A credit union targeting teachers pits schools against one another in an online voting competition for a $30,000 staffroom makeover.
11 reasons why social media has generally been unproductive for most financial institutions.
Standard Chartered's contest serves up a number of mission-critical lessons on social media.
Believe it or not, the banking industry is the third most active in social media.
When it comes to social media, financial marketers are often caught between “content” and “compliance.” For instance, how do you promote a financial product or service within the constraints of a 140-character tweet while still adhering to regulatory requirements? In July, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration cracked down on pharma giant Novartis for using […]
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