10 Essential Credit Union Marketing Tips to Boost Member Engagement
A member joins your credit union, receives a welcome email, and then hears mostly about loan promotions. Another attends a budgeting workshop but never receives
A member joins your credit union, receives a welcome email, and then hears mostly about loan promotions. Another attends a budgeting workshop but never receives
Planning a website redesign? This credit union website redesign checklist covers goals, content, SEO, accessibility, and launch — so nothing falls through.
Your website should be your strongest branch. But for many credit unions, it’s quietly hurting their ability to grow credit union membership—especially among younger, digital-first members.
You don’t need a massive marketing budget to build a powerful, member-friendly website. Here’s how small credit unions can go modern—without going broke.
The importance of updating your credit union’s website cannot be overemphasized. Your website is the cornerstone of your online marketing strategy for your credit union!
There are tangible opportunities for increased customer reach and engagement to improve member retention and credit union brand culture.
The goal is to create a website that is ranked favorably on major search engines like Google, so your site will show up when a user searches for the answers to their questions. Google has been notoriously secret about what algorithms they use to rank websites, and for good reason. Their focus in on making the search experience effortless for the user, not the websites.
Each day credit union marketing teams sit down to strategize how to get the best results for the most economical budget. Credit union marketing covers
As of March 2016, there are 6,198 credit unions operating in the U.S. That is 27 less than the previous month and 299 less than