FINANCIAL MARKETING INSIGHTS
How banks can prepare and adapt for Gen Z's expectations
It’s no surprise that Gen Z, the generation born between 1997 and 2012, has a different vision than previous generations for banks serving them now and into the future. In a recent shadow day for college students, we asked six seniors from six different universities to create a bank brand that spoke to them—then detail its offerings.
Eight areas that are often overlooked in a brand audit
Conducting comprehensive brand audits is not just a good practice, but a necessity for maintaining a strong identity and protecting the brand you’ve invested in building. Whether it's for routine check-ups or considering an overhaul, examining all facets of your bank's communications is crucial. Beware: some elements are easy to miss.
Bank-Free Hustle: millennial side hustles without banking support
According to the latest LendingTree survey of nearly 2,000 U.S. Gen Zers and millennials, more than half of young Americans have a side hustle. And it isn’t just an option, as 80 percent of these side hustlers say they’re more reliant on the extra income because of today’s economy.
A recent survey with the Banktastic National Millennial Advisory Board, a group of nearly 400 millennials across the US, offers some insights and direct quotes that add depth to the numbers.
Strategy, not serendipity: three steps to better creative
Creative development can feel fun and exciting. But without a focused, strategic approach, teams are gambling on heading down a path that leads to nowhere.
By consistently implementing three essential steps–every time—marketers can ensure that their creative work reaches its intended audience and achieves the desired results.
The bank marketer's tightrope: AI, automation, generations and sponsorships
In these tumultuous times, it’s tougher than ever for financial marketers to keep their brand strategies balanced and optimized. With so many choices that are supposed to make their decision-making easier, it’s vital to watch out for the potential pitfalls that come with each opportunity.