Helping Visa and DCCU revitalize their checking account marketing.

Visa and Delta Community Credit Union (DCCU), Georgia’s largest credit union, tapped Media Logic to help with marketing the launch of three new checking accounts. Looking at the competitive landscape, we developed product positionings, as well as direct marketing and employee communications.

The Media Logic team was there every step of the way – from ideation to creation – ensuring success for Visa and DCCU.

Visa DCCU Free Checking landing Page on laptop Visa DCCU landing page shown on an iPhone next to the front cover of a DCCU Employee training guide
Inside spread of the DCCU employee training guide, showing the introduction to Delta Community checking accounts and it's overview
Visa DCCU Interest Checking landing page show on an iPad with the DCCU Visa debit card to its left Inside page of the DCCU employee training guide showing a checking accounts comparison chart

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