Scams that start on social media have been increasing for years and climbed from $134 million total reported losses in 2019 to $117 million in just the first six months of 2020, the Federal Trade Commission said today.
Banks have something interesting to say, and visual storytelling is the most reliable way to land a compelling and memorable message with the audiences who matter most.
Your younger customers are ready to respond to your content on social media—if it’s done right. To relay your message in the best way possible, read on and learn proven tips on how to create high-performing content on Facebook.
ABA today launched a new series of videos highlighting the diverse and rewarding career opportunities available in banking today.
To take a reading on how banks are now managing social media—what they wish they could do better and what the future holds—the American Bankers Association surveyed more than 430 banks of all sizes. The 2019 report, The State of Social Media in Banking, provides a detailed status on where banks stand on social—and what’s changed in recent years.
A recent lawsuit against Facebook was just the latest wrinkle in the challenge of digital marketing compliance, an area that poses challenges to bankers because of its rapid change, its relative newness and a variety of regulatory implications—challenges that are usually outweighed by the benefits of digital marketing.
Learn more about Facebook and Instagram’s algorithms—and what kind of content is ranked higher.
By Emma Fitzpatrick
By Emma Fitzpatrick
Video Interview with Debra Jasper