Mindjumpers
JANUARY 30, 2012
Bianca answers some very common questions, which any financial services organization operating in social media is bound to face- why would a bank need to connect with its customers on social media? She points out that banks have to change, and deliver a service their customers demand or someone else will do so.
Small Business Mavericks
MAY 17, 2011
Are you concerned about search privacy? But Blekko and DuckDuckGo are banking on you wanting more privacy than that. You can also turn the privacy features off, if you prefer. DuckDuckGo even refers you to two other search engines (on its privacy page) that do not collect your private information: Ixquick and Scroogle.
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Idaconcpts
NOVEMBER 18, 2010
Since 2008, consumers have been moving from brick-and-mortar banking to online banking at an impressive rate. This trend is welcomed not only by consumers who like the convenience of anytime banking, but also by financial institutions that like to streamline operations and cut down costs. 1 method of banking.
Bill Hartzer
MARCH 2, 2011
Chase Bank is mining internet domain name whois data in the pursuit of credit card customers. When they encounter whois privacy on a domain name, they are disregarding it and alternatively sending the credit card offers to the domain owners’ web hosting companies. – When Chase encounters whois privacy, they ignore the data.
Hootsuite
JUNE 19, 2023
A bank social media policy is essential for any financial institution to protect against legal and reputational risks. Inappropriate employee, customer, or vendor posts can severely damage a bank’s reputation and result in regulatory fees – as can financial misinformation, poor customer service responses, and violations of customer privacy.
Hootsuite
JUNE 14, 2023
Enter social media monitoring for banks — the best way for financial institutions to monitor online sentiment and stay ahead of the curve. In this article, we’ll explore how banks can use social media monitoring tools to protect their reputation, connect with their audience, and elevate their social strategy.
Sprout Social
FEBRUARY 24, 2025
According to a 2024 RFI Global report , over a third (35%) of American Gen Z and 21% of millennial respondents said they searched for information on specific banking products using social media. Between 46% and 68% of Australian respondents said social media content informed their understanding of banking products.
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