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Are Banks Failing at Customer Experience?

Welcome to Part 2 of our two-part series examining customer experience in banking, through graphics from the Financial Brand. In Part 1 of this article, we discussed which channels consumers use to research various financial products (or services) and what banks believe the biggest benefits of personalization are. We also looked at why banks struggle […]

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The Human Side of Digital Engagement

Over the last decade, digital engagement has become an integral part of any marketing strategy. As the internet has grown from an academic and military repository to the hub for commerce, engagement, and content, people have changed their expectations about online experiences. In fact, expectations have changed so much that, according to Gartner, 85% of […]

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You Won’t Believe How Data Silos Are Killing Your Business

More than 80% of marketers say that data silos within marketing obscure a seamless view of campaigns and customers. That’s just one department within an organization suffering at the hand of data silos. Data silos negatively affect everybody, from IT to sales. A data silo is a repository under the control of a particular division or […]

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Association of Canadian Compliance Professionals 16th Annual Conference

What: Association of Canadian Compliance Professionals 16th Annual Conference When: Monday, April 24th, 2017 Where: The Carlu – 444 Yonge St. Toronto, Ontario – Round and Sky Rooms ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ We are excited to be sponsoring and attending the Association of Canadian Compliance Professionals (ACCP) 16th Annual Conference, in Toronto on April 24th. The one-day conference […]

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Brand Personification: Why Should You Care?

The financial service industry has traditionally relied on word-of-mouth marketing to attract business. Financial advisors and other agents would rely on referrals from their current clients to gain new clients. These marketing methods are becoming antiquated, thanks in large part to a fundamental change in how people research and purchase services.  These days, people engage in […]