Bank Marketing Show

At a community bank, your best social media content is already happening in your branches, your communities, and your customers’ businesses. You just have to go find it. Yet when planning social media content, most banks think “What am I going to post today?” instead of collecting stories from around the bank.

If someone walked past wearing your bank’s tagline on a t-shirt, would anyone in town recognize it as your bank? For most banks, the answer is decidedly no. But there’s real value in distilling your brand down to it’s most memorable elements.

If someone walked past wearing your bank’s tagline on a t-shirt, would anyone in town recognize it as your bank? For most banks, the answer is decidedly no. But there’s real value in distilling your brand down to it’s most memorable elements. Patrick Dix spent 25 years in broadcast journalism before joining Shazam, where he’s […]

A tornado. A big event coming to town. A system outage. A competitor getting acquired. Sooner or later, something unexpected happens, and everyone at the bank is asking, “How do we get the word out?” Most banks don’t have a plan for these moments.

A tornado. A big event coming to town. A system outage. A competitor getting acquired. Sooner or later, something unexpected happens, and everyone at the bank is asking, “How do we get the word out?” Most banks don’t have a plan for these moments. In this episode, Dan and Chris walk through marketing’s role when […]

What bank marketing looks like in 2030 — and what to build now.

The in-person experience is the community bank superpower, but customers touch you digitally more than ten times for every branch visit. Dan and Chris pull together a lot of this year's threads around one question: if someone only knew your bank from its digital presence, would they recognize it when they walked in?

We’ve looked at hundreds of bank websites over the years, and 9 out of 10 – maybe even 9.9 out of 10 - lead with products. “Here are our accounts.” “We’re a better option.” “Here are our rates.” They’re digital brochures — and they all say the same thing.

You're doing the media part. But are you doing the social part?