Throughout 2024, we explored topics ranging from emerging payment trends to audience segmentation strategies, offering insights to help financial brands navigate an increasingly competitive landscape. Here's a look at the top 10 articles from this year, covering key themes and takeaways that shaped financial marketing in 2024.
As First National Bank of Omaha demonstrates through its Dollar Belles and Dollar Bills YouTube series, providing quality financial education content can build authority and trust with younger consumers.
A new checking product from Amex meets the demands of Millennials – digital-first, rewards, ease of application and use, transparency, account integration and no need to step into a branch -- and points to emerging marketing best practices other FIs can borrow.
What's fueling the growth of Chime, the challenger bank "of the moment"? We explore how Chime is using digital media to get its message out and capture the attention of the GenZ and Millennial audiences.
We've identified the “next normal” list of affluent marketing tips. From striking the right tone to revisiting affluent basic requirements like top-notch customer service, these tips can help shape your affluent marketing campaigns for 2020 and beyond.
Develop a plan for the evolution of consumer preferences by understanding millennials’ life values and developing a plan that accounts for areas of overlap and divergence with what matters to Generation Z.
Newly-minted millennial executives are bringing their personal values to work with them and they’re not interested in business-to-business-as-usual. Here are 6 pointers to help you connect with them.
As you prepare for a productive 2020 full of tried-and-true approaches and a healthy dose of fresh opportunities, we hope our Top 10 financial services marketing blog posts can be both instructive and inspirational.
Media Logic's financial services marketing experts dig into a new white paper with statistics and insights that can help banks and credit unions grow their credit card portfolios with Millennial consumers.
A recent survey reminds us that Millennials think differently about healthcare than other generations. As such, healthcare marketers need to thinking differently when trying to reach this influential group.