The Professional's Guide to Financial Services Marketing

The Professional's Guide to Financial Services Marketing
Author: Jay Nagdeman
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Total Pages: 288
Release: 2009-04-27
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN: 0470410795

The Professional's Guide to Financial Services Marketing is directed to any financial services professional–from individual representatives to executives of large financial services companies–who is looking for better ways to create the relevant marketplace differentiation and competitive advantage needed to increase productivity and profitability. The purpose of this book is not to provide a how-to manual, but rather to offer practical information, examples, and thought-provoking tips that provide ideas and insights that will enable financial services professionals to improve their own marketing approaches and achieve ambitious marketing goals. With examples drawn from basic marketing approaches and successful consumer marketing, this book provides a fresh perspective on a variety of marketing issues that can make a significant difference to corporate success.

Compendium of Brand Communications for Financial Institutions

Compendium of Brand Communications for Financial Institutions
Author: Jason Cj
Publisher:
Total Pages: 134
Release: 2021-05-12
Genre:
ISBN:

In this compendium are 13 chapters presenting the aspects of communications, advertising and customer relationships as it pertains to financial institutions. From the macro to the micro, banks and insurers alike face the same prospects in winning and retaining customers. Applying cutting-edge research to brand communications strategy and execution across various pillars, this book answers questions that include: How should a financial institution like a bank or insurer approach its brand communications? How can it recover from a brand crisis? How should it present financial information to consumers? How should its design aesthetics be shaped to affect intentions? What should it look out for? -Communications / Advertising-1. Communicating CSR through your website2. Lose the Jargon3. Recovering from a brand crisis4. Designing a managerial framework to select effective bank ads5. Massage your message6. Design aesthetics affect intentions towards mobile banking applications7. AI and insurance8. Agency accountability-Customer relationships-9. Creating brand emotional attachment with the power of social media10. Improving repurchase intentions11. Brand community engagement12. Service channel interactions and brand loyalty-Tools (Practical)-13. Monitoring and measuring social media (Practical tips and tools)Uncover insights with us as you take a deep dive into our research-backed, practitioner-proven, ready-to-be-used content.

Marketing for Financial Advisors (PB)

Marketing for Financial Advisors (PB)
Author: Eric T. Bradlow
Publisher: McGraw Hill Professional
Total Pages: 288
Release: 2009-03-22
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN: 0071605150

To financial advisors who ask, “Who has the time and money for marketing?” the authors have an important piece of advice: Treat your practice like a small business, or you will be put out of business. In an economy in flux, prospective clients are hesitant to put their financial future in the hands of just anyone. This is where Marketing for Financial Advisors comes in. The definitive marketing book designed specifically for financial advisors, it provides all the basic marketing skills you need to attract high-net-worth clients quicker and in greater numbers than ever. Putting the authors’ proven techniques to use, you can immediately build your client base by: Establishing brand and reputational awareness Developing a differentiated value proposition Creating a “word-of-mouth” army Understanding your clients’ psychology Focusing on a niche segment of clients Building a sophisticated marketing campaign Writing an effective marketing plan Determining the ROI of your marketing spend Faculty members of the Wharton School’s marketing department, the authors base much of their advice on a study of more than 800 financial advisors. Throughout the text, proven marketing approaches are combined with real-world insights from these successful advisors. Marketing for Financial Advisors opens the door to an entirely new perspective on your business. You will begin to view yourself as an entrepreneur and understand that an investment in marketing is an investment in the future of your business. Whether you already run a successful financial advisory firm or plan to start one, you must build customer relationships through marketing if you want to survive and profit for years to come. Take your first steps as a small-business entrepreneur using Marketing for Financial Advisors as your guide.

Financial Public Relations

Financial Public Relations
Author: Pat Bowman
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
Total Pages: 201
Release: 2014-05-15
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN: 1483105717

Financial Public Relations tackles the areas of concerns in the practice of financial communications. The book is comprised of 13 chapters; each chapter deals with the issues faced by public relations professionals. The coverage of the text includes the company's relationship to various parties (media, investors, and employees); the ethical concerns of the financial services industry; and the implications of the internationalization of financial markets. The book also discusses the pros and cons of an in-house public relations staff and consultants. Case studies of four different companies that encountered a public relations issue are also included. The book will be most useful to the practitioners of public relations from different industries. Other readers will find great insight in the text regarding the inner working of financial public relations.

Financial Communications

Financial Communications
Author: S. Wang
Publisher: Springer
Total Pages: 237
Release: 2013-12-18
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN: 113735187X

Financial Communications showcases why it is crucial for financial institutions to enhance key communication processes, rebuild trust with its customer base, improve relationships, and derive better brand awareness amongst key stakeholders within the industry.