As Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) continues to boom, more financial institutions are taking aim at the feature. To support this, Payment Systems for Credit Unions (PSCU) recently launched a solution that will allow the roughly 2,400 credit unions they serve to provide BNPL options.
Our experts describe how to prioritize quality content, use your expertise to answer questions people ask and benefit from key content structure fundamentals. And just as importantly -- we share a few mistakes you'll want to avoid!
Recognizing milestone events—like member birthdays or anniversaries—not only promotes loyalty but also shows appreciation. As Competiscan’s Senior Director of Insights Jessica Duncan explains, customer appreciation has always been a best practice, but it picked up even more momentum this year.
With 4X higher spend on default cards and dramatic growth in digital wallets, there’s a clear opportunity for FIs to incentivize customers to designate their cards as the default in mobile wallets. Here, we’ve outlined marketing best practices that can help with messaging and communications to encourage this action.
QR codes are making a comeback, appearing everywhere from restaurants to print ads and beyond. Offering a frictionless way to immediately convert prospects, these funny squares are now CTA staples in marketing materials. Here's how financial services marketers can get the most from them.
Bitcoin trading platform BlockFi entered the competitive rewards credit card scene in an unexpected way. Here's a look at what brands can learn about product launches from the approach.
"Buy Now, Pay Later" marketing can create opportunities for credit card issuers to compete with fintech brands offering installment options at POS. These best practices from our financial services marketing team can get you started.
Whether your customers and prospects are viewing your advertising on desktop or on mobile, a recent study showed certain online ad formats are not well received (to put it mildly). It makes use of digital advertising best practices extremely important.
Media Logic is working with Atlantic Medical Imaging (a multi-site radiology/imaging practice based in New Jersey) to establish thought leadership, create engagement and preference among patients (and prospective patients) and referring physicians, and ultimately drive utilization. At the center of the strategic social marketing effort is a blog featuring information on the benefits of low dose radiology, a key differentiator for the practice. We also use Facebook and Twitter to create a fan base, encourage interaction and drive traffic to the blog.
Even though the effort has just recently launched, we have used “best practice” techniques we have learned through our work with highly regulated industries such as banking and insurance to build-in security while optimizing engagement. Here are three key elements we believe are important in using social media for medical practices.
A couple of weeks ago, I was reading a blog post on “Best Practices in Social Media,” a topic on which there is no shortage of opinions. (A Google search will return nearly 2.9 million results, which is about 400,000 more than last month.) As I was reading it, I was struck by how confidently the author threw around the term “best practices” to describe what he was doing. While I think it's great that people share their experiences – the good, the bad and the ugly – I think it's premature to start engraving anything in stone. As I was sharing my thoughts with our Executive Vice President/Executive Creative Director, he summed it up very nicely. “When it comes to social media,” he said, “best practice is practice.”