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Part 3 of How to Spur Investment Through Social Media

Posted in CRM, SPURspectives, banking, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, customer relationship management, donor, donor engagement, financial services, follower, marketing, marketing innovation, network, non profit, nonprofit, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, twitter, web on Mar 3rd, 2010

Part 3 of 3 — This week SPURspectives is examining the new opportunity opening up in the securities sector as a result of changes in the FINRA guidance regarding social media use. Social media is taking off and FINRA has said you are now free to move about the cabin. In this three part series [...]

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Part 2 of a Unique Look at Social Media for Financial Services

Posted in CRM, SPURspectives, Uncategorized, banking, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer generated content, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, customer relationship management, donor, donor engagement, financial services, follower, investment, marketing, marketing innovation, network, non profit, nonprofit, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, twitter, web on Mar 2nd, 2010

Part 2 of 3 — Yesterday’s post looked at the first two principles from Hildy Gottlieb’s book, The Pollyanna Principles, in light of how they might be applied to the securities sector’s opportunity with social media. Today SPURspectives is covering a few more of the principles and how they address some of the biggest objections [...]

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What The Financial Sector Can Learn From Nonprofits About Social Media

Posted in CRM, SPURspectives, banking, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer generated content, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, customer relationship management, donor, donor engagement, financial services, investment, marketing, marketing innovation, network, non profit, nonprofit, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, twitter, web on Mar 1st, 2010

Part 1 of 3 — The securities business is now free to participate in social media, thanks to the new FINRA guidelines. This should have a significant impact on the investment community interacts with customers. Needless to say, the financial sector is late to the social media party, but there are advantages to arriving late. [...]

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How To Get It Right With Millennials And Money

Posted in SPURspectives, Uncategorized, banking, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, donor, donor engagement, economic recession, financial services, follower, fundraising, insurance, investment, marketing, marketing innovation, network, non profit, nonprofit, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, web on Feb 24th, 2010

Each of us is intimately aware of how we are being impacted by the current financial crisis. However, it is the younger millennial generation that deserves closer examination, as their response to the situation will have the furthest reaching impact on our future. The financial crisis is having a greater impact on the saving, investing, [...]

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How New FINRA Regulations Will Shape Social Media

Posted in SPURspectives, banking, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer generated content, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, customer relationship management, financial services, follower, insurance, investment, marketing, marketing budget, marketing innovation, network, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, twitter, web on Feb 9th, 2010

FINRA recently released their guidelines for financial advisors regarding social media. It essentially opens up the use of social media by financial advisors. This may not seem like good news on the surface to everyone. But if you consider that your retirement is one of the most, if not the single most expensive thing you [...]

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Advisors, Tweet Your Investors

Posted in 1:1 Marketing, CRM, SPURspectives, Uncategorized, banking, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer generated content, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, customer relationship management, financial services, follower, insurance, investment, marketing, marketing budget, marketing innovation, network, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, twitter, web on Feb 8th, 2010

The saying, “all good things come to pass,” is probably falling on the lips of more than one CEO at a financial firm these days. No, I’m not talking about market events; I’m talking about social media. The financial sector’s reluctance to use social channels is officially over. FINRA, the regulatory organization that provides rules [...]

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The Growing Economy and the Decline of Social Media

Posted in SPURspectives, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer generated content, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, donor engagement, economic recession, follower, marketing, network, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, twitter, web on Feb 3rd, 2010

Late last year I wrote a post wondering what would happen to social media as the economy recovers. Well, the pundits say that the economy is starting to recover and other pundits say that social media is changing. Twitter adoption is flattening out pretty quickly. My question to you is, why?
Have you personally changed your [...]

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Where is the Edge of Social Media Participation?

Posted in SPURspectives, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer generated content, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, customer relationship management, donor engagement, marketing, network, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, twitter, web on Feb 1st, 2010

Edges matter — ask any first grader. If you color outside the edges you’ve got a problem. Edges matter in marketing. That’s where you win. Brand leadership is attained by owning an edge among the four major points of differentiation; price, product, performance, and placement.

Jackie Huba, author of the popular blog, Church of the Customer, [...]

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CRM Lessons and the Case for Simplicity

Posted in CRM, SPURspectives, banking, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer generated content, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, customer relationship management, financial services, follower, marketing, marketing budget, marketing innovation, network, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, transformation, web on Jan 25th, 2010

Have you ever been so delighted with something that you called the provider’s call center to tell them? Yeah, I haven’t either. Have you ever called for help because you’re having a problem? I think we all have and it usually isn’t pretty. Working in a call center is a tough job. Lots of companies [...]

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How Data Inspires Belief

Posted in 1:1 Marketing, CRM, SPURspectives, branding, community, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, consumer generated content, consumer perception, customer engagement, customer interaction, customer relationship management, donor engagement, follower, individualized marketing, leader, marketing, marketing budget, marketing innovation, network, one to one marketing, personalized marketing, seth godin, social branding, social marketing, social media, social network, spur communications, web on Jan 21st, 2010

Seth Godin’s recent blog post, “Too much data leads to not enough belief,” accurately asserts that we become skeptical when facing a lot of data that has been offered to prove a point. He goes on to say that the real mission of marketing is to make an emotional connection. I couldn’t agree more. However, [...]

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