A core principle of digital marketing is the ability to measure conversions. Without reliable conversion tracking, you won’t know which channels or campaigns are actually driving results – which makes measuring ROI impossible. And since measuring ROI helps justify your spend, optimizing your campaigns and website to maximize conversions is critical.
AI is already reshaping so many parts of our daily lives, so knowing when and how to use it at work is important for every digital marketer.
From account opening to daily money management and everything in between, banks and credit unions need to provide consumers with easy and efficient ways to handle their finances on their own, and get help from a human when they need it most.
There’s no question social media marketing is a must for nearly every bank and credit union. From saturated markets with tough competition to increased focus on the digital space, social media is necessary to the success of your financial institution. But in a world where the rules are constantly changing, how do you develop a strategy with staying power? This ZAG-authored Financial Brand article breaks down the differences and how to use them both effectively.
As a financial institution you know the value of a good investment. You also know how competitive the market is for acquiring new customers and members. Learn how pay-per click advertising can allow your institution to attract targeted audiences immediately on relevant search terms, and importantly offer the ability to track results down to actual conversions.
Website cookies aren’t full of sugar or butter, you should still be wary of how many you’re accepting as well as how many you’re handing out. Cookies are small files that are placed on your computer by a website in order to track your actions and attributes. Explore the different types of website cookies, privacy implications and more.
With the growing market of voice assistants and the advancements in voice recognition technology, conducting searches by voice will become even more widely used than it is now. As search engine marketers, it is important to stay ahead of this trend while continuing to implement traditional best practices that remain effective.
Structured data is a technical SEO tactic that is rapidly driving competition on search engine results pages (SERPs). You have likely seen search results using schema code without noticing it – when you search for a brand name, a recipe and even upcoming events. Let us take you through an overview of how you can get started with structured data on your website.