Using digital and social to build new customers from within.

When Credit Union ONE wanted to grow their Cash Back Checking Account business, they wisely targeted existing members who didn’t have a checking account. We helped them develop a fun summer cash back promotion and used a two-pronged approach to reach as many members as possible.

Targeted emails allowed us to connect with specific member prospects, while paid social ads on Facebook helped us cast a wider net. Both were offered a fun, aspirational message that easily communicated the special offer while cashing in on Credit Union ONE’s distinctive brand.

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ISO: A Viable Solution to a Deposit Growth Challenge

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