CUTweekTrack was created to help credit unions on Twitter connect and build relationships with their members, and is currently tracking over 300 tweeting credit unions from around the US. Seeing the need for a venue where credit unions could share ideas, experiences and best practices in a secure environment, an online community has been [...]
Apparently so fun it gets people dancing, at least in these spots, which are part of the bank’s “Save with Regions” campaign. The campaign promotes financial products for beginner, intermediate and advanced savers. I like this breakdown, which not all banks do, because the savings options that are appropriate for a retiree are [...]
One of the people in our office brought these hilarious commercials to our attention and I had to write about them. They are by Ally Bank and they do a great job of pointing out the faults of “Big Banks” - but in a fun and light-hearted way. There are three of them that I [...]
I saw a truck with this logo on it on my way home from work the other day.
It caught my eye because I had never heard the word “drayage” before. I glanced at the logo and saw one line crossing the “A” and connecting a truck on the ground to a plane in the [...]
I received a personalized direct mail piece the other day at home – nothing unusual about this, but it stuck out among the other pieces of mail in my hand. It wasn’t because of the product or the colors or some crazy shape. The reason I took a second look was that the image on [...]
Luke, this is a good question to pose, and something I've been pondering more lately too. Most of the "content marketing" efforts I've seen in the past from financial companies involved banks and credit unions trying to provide personal finance tips…
One important point is that viral is a result of a well-crafted and buzz worthy word of mouth effort...it's not a strategy itself. I hear LOTS of banks and credit unions talk about doing viral marketing, but they don't realize that viral isn't somet…
On December 18th, Barclays introduced it newest version of the “the bank of the future” (overused term, IMHO), located in Piccadilly Circus in London’s West End. In doing so, they’ve become the first bank I’ve heard of to implement the new Microsoft Surface technology to create a branded branch experience. As they say in th… Continue
Posted on December 30, 2008 at 2:21am — 8 Comments
Hi Jeff:
Yes, I do remember you. We last met at the Bank Marketing Conference in Baltimore -- I believe you were palling around with Monica, who I knew through the WBA.
In any case, glad to have linked up again.
Best,
DE