See why financial brands are incorporating video into their content strategies and get recent examples of social media videos from Chase that demonstrate how the approach to social content can be adopted by banks and credit unions of any size.
Twitter chats hosted regularly by Tangerine Bank and Experian are strong examples of how FS brands can pursue thought leadership and establish connections with consumers by putting their expertise into a format that works for and engages a social media audience.
Understanding the CMO mindset may be helpful for marketing and product teams as they get in sync with CMO priorities and plans. Here are some key findings from a recent CMO survey by Deloitte and other sponsors in partnership with the American Marketing Association.
Worried about ongoing changes at Facebook? Don't panic. There are still plenty of opportunities to reach audiences through the social platform with engaging content and targeted ads.
Financial institutions are becoming more willing to creatively explore popular topics & platforms in their marketing strategies.
We looked at social media profiles of some top banks to see what brand followers find most engaging. Hopefully, seeing what they’re doing will help you identify your own brand’s sweet spot.
These examples from Chase, American Express and Citibank demonstrate how financial services brands can use Instagram to support both their value proposition and the platform's mission.
As mobile and loyalty both continue to gain momentum through 2017, they’ll require fresh thinking from brands, including financial services companies. We agree with Social Times: “The strategy needs to go beyond just having an application or a stagnant loyalty program.” Thinking on other marketing fronts – such as social media and personalization – must evolve, as well.
If loving their bank is wrong, Fifth Third Bank customers don’t want to be right. Using the #BankLove hashtag, Fifth Third Bank surprised some of them recently by turning their positive feedback into songs and sharing them via video on Facebook and Twitter.
Although we really think the tone/message is spot-on, the campaign’s execution on Facebook and Instagram (@americanexpress ) is where it has the potential to get really interesting.