BANK AND CREDIT UNION MARKETING

marketing strategy

How to Capitalize on Competitors Getting Acquired by Larger Institutions

How to Capitalize on Competitors Getting Acquired by Larger Institutions

When it comes to picking a bank or credit union, local financial institutions undoubtedly have an edge over big banks.

According to a study from The Harris Poll, 58% of consumers prefer holding an account with a local or regional financial institution, which may be good news if one of your competitors is acquired by a bigger bank with weaker community ties.

Make Targeting Easier With Venue Replay

Location-based targeting has become increasingly popular with marketers in the last few years. Whether you’re finding people while they’re online or sending them information offline, services like GeoFraming™ let you completely rethink your marketing strategy. With Venue Replay, you can go a step further, finding regular visitors to locations and connecting them with your brand.

‘Staycation’ Loans: Your Pandemic Summer Marketing Strategy

‘Staycation’ Loans: Your Pandemic Summer Marketing Strategy

Since the coronavirus pandemic swept across the country in mid-March, financial institutions have had to pivot their marketing plans completely, re-evaluating promotions to cater toward a struggling economy.

It has never been more important for banks and credit unions, which are often seen as pillars of community, to be responsive to what their customers and members need.

Don’t Ignore Your Baby Boomers

Don't Ignore Your Baby Boomers

Think attracting Millennials is the only way to grow your financial organization’s customer base? Think again.

The Numbers Don’t Lie

While there’s no question that younger generations are important, Baby Boomers represent 35% of the population (111 million people) and roughly 42% of economic activity ($7.6 trillion) in the U.S.