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As more banks and credit unions have changed their approaches to customer acquisition from in-person relationship building to digital engagement, they need advanced back-end technology to support this transition.

That’s why 360 View offers so much more than a customer relationship management tool; our growth platform is designed specifically with your needs in mind to help maximize your team’s overall performance.

So, what exactly does this look like? Let’s dive deeper into how each module in the platform works together not only to support your marketing initiatives, but to drive real business growth.

The continued growth of digital-only banks and higher customer expectations has put pressure on traditional banks to change their approaches to customer service to remain competitive and relevant.

One way to augment your bank's customer experience strategy is to formalize a digital customer experience program with measurable goals. This program can provide a framework for identifying improvement opportunities and executing new technology and processes to address them.

One common misconception about digital banking is that customers no longer desire in-person bank interactions because they can get everything they need from their phones. However, the opposite is true, as a PwC survey found that 60% of traditional bank primary customers say it’s important to have branches in close proximity.

How are you managing your data?

That’s the question of the hour for banks and credit unions in 2019. And we’re going to tell you why in this third installment of our 2019 Financial Services Marketing Trends blog series covering data management outsourcing.

The consumer experience, and consumers’ expectations for their experience has changed significantly over the past decade as digital becomes the way of nearly every industry. And, the banking industry is no exception.

Not only are mobile apps a standard for banks of nearly all shapes and sizes, but now digital-only banks have come on the scene, offering customers opportunities to manage their finances entirely online. The convenience of digital-only banking has put pressure on traditional community banks and credit unions to revamp their own digital strategies, so they can attract and retain more customers.

Here’s what you need to know about the current digital banking landscape and how to remain competitive in it.