The Future of Digital Banking and Online Banking Security

The Future of Digital Banking and Online Banking Security

Digital banking and online banking have become increasingly popular in recent years, making it easier for consumers to manage their finances on the go. However, as the use of digital banking platforms continues to grow, so too do the security risks. In this blog post,...
Don’t Let Economic Uncertainty Slow Your Financial Marketing

Don’t Let Economic Uncertainty Slow Your Financial Marketing

In the face of economic uncertainty, don’t sit idly by – strike back with these 6 digital marketing strategies to drive brand and business growth! It’s time for savvy marketers to double down on the fundamentals that will boost success. Follow these...
Don’t compete with the big boys, beat them. How to embrace your niche and take on the megabanks and fintechs

Don’t compete with the big boys, beat them. How to embrace your niche and take on the megabanks and fintechs

As banks and credit unions try to keep up with the ever-evolving demands of customers, they’re finding it increasingly difficult to compete against fintechs and megabanks. To succeed in this competitive landscape, financial institutions must embrace niche...
The Benefits of Tri-Bureau Data

The Benefits of Tri-Bureau Data

If you’re like most people, you probably think of the credit bureaus as three separate entities. And while it’s true that Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion all collect and maintain their own data, there are actually a number of benefits to working with all...
The Importance of Email Marketing

The Importance of Email Marketing

As other digital marketing strategies have evolved, email marketing is as important as ever. Creating a strong email marketing strategy helps you reach and connect with your target audience in a personalized way and increase sales at an affordable cost. Just as other...
Don’t Leave LTV out of Your Data Strategy

Don’t Leave LTV out of Your Data Strategy

A loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is the correlation between the amount left on your mortgage and the value of your home. For example, if your LTV ratio is 80%, you own 20% of your home, financially speaking.  When it comes to mortgage marketing, having an accurate LTV...