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Category Archives: Strategy
Digital marketing trends in 2020: Social strategy
The final issue of our digital marketing trends in 2020 blog delves into social strategy. From selling direct to customers in sharp, shoppable social posts to messaging lifespan and nano influencers, you can subtly tweak your schedules.
Digital marketing trends in 2020: Customer strategy
The second blog of our digital marketing trends in 2020 series examines another all-important aspect of your marketing – the audience! From increased accessibility to broadening generational focus, we delve into customer centric developments.
Digital marketing trends in 2020: Platforms and format strategy
The third issue of our digital marketing trends in 2020 blog explores the audio and visual platforms and formats of your content strategy. Brands can now be found in virtual video games, in mini-documentaries, and on virtual journeys.
Digital Marketing Trends in 2020: Search strategy
To help stimulate creative thinking about your future strategy, we’re delivering a series on the tactics that financial service marketers can activate when the moment is right. In the first of our blogs on digital marketing trends in 2020, we’re looking at search strategy and SEO.
Why content marketing is the perfect crisis response tool
These are unsettling times, for us all as individuals, and for the majority of us, professionally. For our client base in financial services, effective communications with customers and staff will be vital, and content marketing is well-positioned as a crisis response tool.
Create a successful virtual event
Marketers are facing a unique challenge in the coming months, as major brands decide to cancel in-person events, conferences and gatherings. The prospect of scheduling gaps, delayed information-sharing and missed networking opportunities has resulted in pressure on marketing teams to convert existing events into virtual solutions.
Why customer retention should be the marketer’s North Star metric
Marketers will be familiar with ‘the funnel’ – the marketing model that maps out the theoretical, simplified customer journey towards the purchase of goods or services, originally conceived by American advertising advocate E. St Elmo Lewis back in 1898. The funnel narrows from lead generation at its top, through consideration to conversion: the sale.
The importance of content marketing for events
How to build a content marketing for events strategy in financial services.
How to attract the next generation of wealthy investors
The transforming demographics of global wealth provide an exciting opportunity for financial services marketers ready to fully embrace change and capture a new wealth audience.
In this the second part of a two-part series we examine the forces at play, from the concentration of wealth in the hands of women to the impact of an increasingly entrepreneurial culture, and the shift towards greater diversity, both within societies and in terms of global wealth distribution.
In part one, we explored the effect of the wealth audience shift to Generation X and Millennials. If you missed it, read it here.