
RIP ROI, hello ‘ROX’
“Return on experience” is now a useful measure for banks. The good news is that the tools for making the qualitative quantifiable already exist.
“Return on experience” is now a useful measure for banks. The good news is that the tools for making the qualitative quantifiable already exist.
Campaigns are more effective when they are not just driving eyeballs but encouraging action.
Social selling—the practice of employees sharing branded bank content with their social networks—is an incredibly cost-effective marketing tool when compared to traditional advertising efforts.
In bank marketing departments all over the country, a longstanding debate rages on over the use of digital versus traditional marketing. Often enough, it’s framed in existential terms: Can the bank survive if it doesn’t adapt to a changing marketplace? By the same token, can it survive if it abandons the marketing approaches that have always delivered results?
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