Signals from the Field

Throughout the WebStrategies benchmark blog post series, we have covered several site engagement metrics for credit union websites. So far we have analyzed where credit union website traffic comes from, the average age of credit union website visitors, how long it takes credit union websites to load, and much more.

As a marketer, are you paying enough attention to your current customers?

Leveraging the data of your current customers can be a valuable step in helping you create marketing campaigns that nurture loyal, long term advocates for your brand.

In a recent version of WebStrategies Live, we were joined by special guest Megan Driscoll, sports marketing expert and Director of Consumer Marketing at Daytona International Speedway, where we discussed how brands can leverage first-party data to drive customer loyalty, repeat business, and ultimately higher revenue.

When it comes to site engagement metrics, one factor that many marketers tend to overlook is how quickly their website pages load.

In today’s edition of the WebStrategies benchmark blog post series, we are going to take a look at the average load time of a credit union website and discuss why having an optimized website is critical from both a user experience and SEO point of view.

Online traffic is through the roof right now, and it is crucial that your brand is visible online. Luckily, there are a variety of self-service digital platforms that offer you a broad range of advertising capabilities for minimal cost.

Credit union marketing automation is a beneficial strategy for all credit unions regardless of size. Having it in place is no longer reserved for the larger credit unions, so whether you have one branch or ten, you can and should use automation for your marketing. 

When our client, a manufacturer of custom mining equipment and replacement parts, found themselves struggling to promote their high quality products and superior customer service, we were excited to help.

Even large manufacturers are often challenged when it comes to marketing, especially transitioning to a more digital focus. Our client found themselves with a surplus of replacement parts and lacking the expertise to advertise them effectively.

With over 1.5 million active monthly users, YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world and can be a great tool to advertise your business provided you have the resources to create high-quality video content.

The recent government orders prohibiting events have made things more complicated in the manufacturing industry, one that is typically heavily reliant on events such as trade shows to market and sell their products.

To say that we are living through a unique time is an understatement. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed how companies need to operate and has left manufacturers wondering how they should market and sell their products.