Quantcast

Archive

Posts Tagged ‘Credit Union Customer Service’

An Opportunity to Keep a Customer

February 22nd, 2010 Joe Swatek No comments

A woman rushes into a supermarket to buy a few last-minute items for dinner. She’s in a hurry because she has other errands to run. She swipes her debit card at the checkout, but finds her card is declined.

She doesn’t have enough money in her checking account for the transaction. She ignored the opt-in form her financial institution sent, so she didn’t agree to overdraft protection for her debit card purchases.

Read more…

Education — First Step to Successful Opt-ins

February 17th, 2010 Joe Swatek No comments

By the way, have you heard about the overdraft opt-in that’s coming?

From the loud noise at your end, I’ll assume you have.Training, credit union marketing,  Direct Mail,  email notification,  Federal Reserve Reg E,  Financial marketing,  marketing campaign,  NSF,  Opt-In,  Overdraft,  Overdraft coverage,  Overdraft Fees,  overdraft opt-in,  overdraft options,  Overdraft Protection,  overdraft research,  Reg E,  Regulation E

What do you think is the biggest obstacle your financial institution faces as you try to get your customers to opt-in so their debit cards continue to be covered by overdraft protection?

Read more…

Customer Service as an Offer

December 21st, 2009 Joe Swatek No comments

There are two words those of us in the Creative Department hate to hear when we’re talking to a client about a promotion: Customer Service.

Oh, we give our clients great service. Certainly. And we appreciate any company that gives us great service either in our professional or private lives.

What bothers us, like nails scraping on the chalkboard, is when we talk to a client about the promotion’s offer and we’re told it centers on or includes “our great customer service.”

Read more…

Huge Attrition Statistic

September 1st, 2009 Joe Swatek No comments

As a marketing professional, you work hard to recruit new customers. Now a new statistic shows much of your effort goes to waste. But with the right type of answer, you can improve the numbers.

FACT: Four times as many customers close a checking account due to poor customer service and CSR disputes than they do because they need the money.

Read more…

Better Tag Cloud