Gen Z Banking: 3 Strategies to Attract Gen Z to Your Bank
Generation Z is the fastest growing demographic, with individuals born after 1997 classified into this group With the oldest Generation Z just now beginning to...
Generation Z is the fastest growing demographic, with individuals born after 1997 classified into this group With the oldest Generation Z just now beginning to...
Bank loyalty programs are a tried and true marketing tactic, offering the ability to both reward and incentivize customers While customer loyalty programs in...
Despite the decreased demand for face-to-face interaction, the retail bank as we know it is far from dead.
Financial literacy for millennials should help them achieve their financial goals through digestible, online content that is helpful and not a sales pitch.
Financial education programs for banks not only improve customer satisfaction. They also offer opportunities to build relationships with younger generations.
The recession, and the housing bubble burst, and seeing millennials struggling with financial debt, has influenced gen z financial literacy and habits.
Offering financial services to businesses means actively working to generate and convert leads, typically through digital marketing At the same time, digital...
This Blueprint for Success activity will help students prepare to meet their own big goals!
Video is quickly becoming the most popular content medium, with over 500 million Facebook users viewing video every day With more room for expression, content...
Marketing financial services to millennials is still a hotspot of debate as many banks continue to focus on baby boomers, or skip the generation altogether.
Influencer marketing is quickly gaining traction amongst all industries Everyone from fashion to travel agencies to mattress companies are using social media...
Although it has changed throughout the years, Search Engine Optimization for banks has never been a more vital marketing channel Where your bank falls in a...
Mortgage banks have more opportunities for meaningful customer interactions through building relationships and increasing touch points.
LinkedIn is one of the most popular social media networks, with more than 450 million active users, over 40% of which are in the United States. At the same time, many don't know how to use the platform, with most banks either not using it at all or not enough. Despite that, LinkedIn is a powerful tool for financial organizations, giving bankers access to potential clients, leads, and even providing tools for sales.