Customer communications for Instant Digital Issuance (IDI) can boost engagement and spend! Our card marketing experts have assembled an IDI overview with definitions and best practices, including examples from Chase, SoFi, Venmo, Affirm, Bank of America and Chime.
Our team highlights key findings in the current “Eye on Payments” report, including FS consumer preferences related to payments and engagement. In addition, we make note of PCSU’s insights and recommendations specific to the needs of each generation.
Boost your payment strategy with Javelin's findings on consumer spending habits across three channels: in-store, online and mobile.
Articles on payment trends for 2019 include warnings for big banks about how to keep up and compete. We’ve heard these warnings before, of course, and what’s often missing is a reminder about the vital role customer communications play in launching and maintaining payment products.
Recent offers -- including partner discounts and rewards points bonuses that are easy for customers to earn -- make it clear that Chase wants its cardholders to not only *get* Chase Pay but actually *use* it.
When we look at three landing pages we see a certain amount of “keeping up with the Joneses” at play in the marketing. It's smart marketing to give your customers options, and that is exactly what these issuers are doing.
Whether grabbing a soda at the vending machine, paying for a rapid pickup order from within the Panera app or making a point of purchase transaction at a local Staples store, the default card is the easiest – and most often chosen – payment method. But issuers aren’t targeting this issue.
Apple Pay, and other apps like it, could eventually signal a change in how consumers think about and use payment products. And to promote this cutting edge, possibly game changing way to pay, Amex decides to roll out old ad clips. Why evoke these iconic images for such a new piece of technology?