HeyJaredBank Marketing Show
The BANK MARKETING SHOW, the podcast that engages and informs you for success in today's marketplace. It's the show that will make you a better marketer with trends, tactics and inspirations from experts and industry leaders.
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Ep 121 – When The Unexpected Happens (opens the original)
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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.
Ep 120 – Marketing Department in 2030 (opens the original)
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What bank marketing looks like in 2030 — and what to build now.
Ep 119 – Where Marketing Meets Main Street – Making Your Digital Experience as Good as Your Lobby (opens the original)
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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?
Ep 118 – Your Website Is a Brochure (And That’s the Problem) (opens the original)
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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.
Ep 117 – Beyond The Hashtag (opens the original)
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You're doing the media part. But are you doing the social part?
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