Tag: consumer engagement

Explore how large language models (LLMs) can transform traditional, static websites into dynamic, conversational experiences that engage visitors in real time.

Despite being labeled as "digital natives," Millennials are increasingly seeking a return to physical, analog experiences- a cultural shift that has significant implications for financial services marketing.

Consumers' economic concerns translated into high interest in card-linked offers, with 97 million cardholders tapping them at the end of 2023. PYMNTS reports that discounts and rewards drove much of this interest and even influenced spending decisions.

Don't let fraudsters disrupt consumer confidence in QR codes. Here, we take a look at how to mitigate tampering risk and preserve engagement with these valuable marketing CTAs.

When done well, digital, self-serve financial education materials can improve customers' financial wellness, build consumer affinity for the brand and set the brand apart from its competitors. Here are some recent examples from top FIs!

Financial education efforts not only benefit consumers, but they also make strategic marketing sense. See what top brands are doing on a scale from low-key (conversation) to rally towel (“concert” tour)!

With help from Media Logic, MVP Health Care is bringing health insurance to the people. And within just a few weeks of opening, MVP already reports tremendous interest from a range of consumers.

Healthcare innovators are currently using incentives to promote their products and services.

The affordability of health insurance is more than a perception problem, and it’s about far more than whether consumers like their insurance companies or plans. The very real financial struggle creates a fundamental challenge: the industry’s bottom line requires consumers to see value in – and continue to pay for – health plans.

I turn to Dwell for inspiration, for new ideas to populate my dreamscape. So maybe the context made me more “prepared” to see deeply into this recent article in the magazine. On one level, it is a pretty prosaic story about the gadgets and software that connect the online and real world. But somehow, the idea that architecture and portable communication technologies are allowing us to interact with space and with each other in new ways struck me as profound.