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What Quibi’s Flameout Teaches Us about Behavior Change

Perficient

Making matters worse, early versions of Quibi offered no way for users to share content with friends, stymieing growth on social media. That meant it needed viewers to not only discover its brand, download its app, register and begin watching but also to subscribe at either a $5 or $8 monthly payment level.

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Paid social media’s place in your marketing strategy

Independent Banker

As social media platforms tinker with their algorithms, marketing experts say one trend is clear: Paid social campaigns are becoming increasingly necessary to cut through the noise and reach customers. Social media has made it easier for community banks to nurture connections with prospects, customers and the community.

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15 Twitter accounts every bank executive should follow

Abrigo

The ABA has a new report out on how banks are using social media, and much of the report focuses on using Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and the like to boost customer service, make connections in the community and recruit staff.

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Building a Discipline to Drive Digital Banking Strategy

Gonzobanker

With megabanks spending billions on digital investments each year, regional and community bank executives understand they cannot compete on resources. Instead, these players are focusing on specific niches, brand strategies and community connections to differentiate themselves. Appoint Digital Ambassadors. Promote Your Success.

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A Bundle Of Contradictions: The Online Privacy Landscape

PYMNTS

Trying to reconcile the desire for privacy with the realities of online life — the “free” services that take payment in personal data — stands as one of the founding tensions of the digital era, unlikely to be resolved anytime soon. Sargi Mann, executive VP and head of digital strategy and investments at Havas Media Group, told Ad Age.“Data

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CPOs’ Support For Innovation Surprises The Market

PYMNTS

Mobile technologies were cited by 42 percent of executives as a key strategy for customer engagement, just shy of the 45 percent that said the same of cloud technology. About 40 percent of CPOs said they have a clear digital strategy, which includes efforts like digital reporting and data analytics, for their processes.

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Post And Parcel Missing Out On Digitization, Says Accenture

PYMNTS

Further, the post and parcel space is actually quite good at planning for digital strategy — but is not translating investments into digital tools into better financial performance. More than 70 percent said they have a social media presence. Further, UPS has made several investments in innovation, while the U.K.’s

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