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How Localized Engagement Can Benefit Financial Service Brands Personalization Strategy

Financial Services

Brian Johnson June 29, 2020 Brands are constantly on the hunt for the newest way to personalize their customer experience. These days, it’s so imperative to treat your clients as individuals, not a part of a vast marketing segment. In fact, about 60% of consumers expect a tailored experience, according to a recent Salesforce study. … Continue reading How Localized Engagement Can Benefit Financial Service Brands Personalization Strategy →

Video Closes the Distance Between Brands and Their Audience

Video Strategy

Megan Doherty June 25, 2020 Personal video conferencing and social media streaming app usage has risen following COVID-19. In the last week of March alone, downloads for the video conferencing app Houseparty grew 735x over previous numbers. Zoom’s user base grew to 200 million, a consumer-level status unprecedented for the primarily business-to-business service. Facebook and … Continue reading Video Closes the Distance Between Brands and Their Audience →

Text messaging is the most effective marketing channel most retail brands aren’t using

SMS Marketing

More than 50% of consumers said they want to text with their favorite brands. Greg Sterling on June 11, 2020 Average email open rates for retail marketers are just over 18%, but more than 90% of text messages are opened by recipients – typically within minutes. Even as messaging is gaining in popularity as a … Continue reading Text messaging is the most effective marketing channel most retail brands aren’t using →

B2B Wannabes: Most Brands Have A Customer-Centricity Gap, Study Finds

B2B Success

B2B Wannabes: Most Brands Have A Customer-Centricity Gap, Study Finds by Ray Schultz , Columnist, June 10, 2020 A full 71% of B2B brands admit they have a “customer-centricity gap,” according to B2B Digital Experience Report: A Customer-Centric Pivot In Pivotal Times, a global study by Episerver. In the healthcare field, that rises to 93% … Continue reading B2B Wannabes: Most Brands Have A Customer-Centricity Gap, Study Finds →

Nielsen: How Brands Can Prepare For Second-Half Year Declines

Reports

Nielsen: How Brands Can Prepare For Second-Half Year Declines by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 3, 2020 Nielsen estimates that brands that cut advertising for an extended period such as the remainder of 2020 could face revenue declines of up to 11% in 2021. A second wave of pandemic crisis later this year in … Continue reading Nielsen: How Brands Can Prepare For Second-Half Year Declines →

Brands need to add new chapters to their crisis marketing playbook

Crises Management

Marketers are learning key lessons as they navigate current economic conditions, many of which will likely remain part of their strategy in a post-COVID-19 world. Kyle Henderick on May 27, 2020 There’s very little new content in the world right now that doesn’t reference the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and clearly this article is no exception. … Continue reading Brands need to add new chapters to their crisis marketing playbook →

Why brands should consider audio marketing as consumers settle into life at home

Marketing Tools

With behavior shifting, the audio market’s growth offers a unique environment for brands to stay top of mind with consumers. Natalee Geldert on May 19, 2020 While consumers are settling into their new routines of life at home, consumption habits are shifting dramatically across digital mediums.  For the first time in history, we are seeing … Continue reading Why brands should consider audio marketing as consumers settle into life at home →

Are Direct-to-Consumer Brands Becoming Popular? [Infographic]

Consumer Engagement

Stacey Rudolph — May 13, 2020 There has been an explosion of direct-to-consumer brands (D2C) over the past few years and there seems to be no slowing down. There has led to a shift on how consumers relate to brands. In other words, middlemen and traditional retailers are increasingly facing challenging times ahead. According to … Continue reading Are Direct-to-Consumer Brands Becoming Popular? [Infographic] →

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