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Top 5 Banks #Winning Social Media

Bank Innovation

EXCLUSIVE - For all the talk about appealing to millenials, not that many banks or FIs out there have figured out social media. Sure, most of them (if not all) use various social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, or even YouTube to promote their products and services, but it wasn’t easy to find ones […].

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50% of social media users will utilize embedded payments in 2023

BankInovation

E-commerce and embedded payments continue to gain popularity as millennials and Gen Z consumers look to social media for shopping experiences — and banks must meet their customers where they are shopping online.

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Social Media Is King For Gen Z Influence

PYMNTS

As such, it should come as no surprise that social media has had a large influence on this group of young consumers. Research from Yes Lifecycle Marketing showed an astounding 80 percent of Gen Zers are influenced by social sites when shopping.

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Millennial Corporate Buyers Get Personal With Suppliers

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Millennials are making up an increasingly large portion of corporate buying teams, and it’s shaping the way buyers interact with their suppliers, finds the latest research from SnapApp and Heinz Marketing. Separate research released last year from Sacunas also aimed to explore how millennials are changing B2B purchase behavior.

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For Millennials, Traditional Banking Is Not Anathema

PYMNTS

Turns out millennials are not the different-kind-of-banking-breed some had thought. It also turns out the much-vaunted social media generation is less inclined to use social media than you’d think. Though the exchange of cash via social media has yet to gain traction, it is not the case with other methods.

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FTC: Millennials Report Losing $71M To eCommerce Fraud In Two Years

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A new report by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has revealed that millennials are 25 percent more likely to report losing money to fraud than consumers ages 40 and over. The top five frauds to which millennials report losing money are online shopping frauds, business imposters, government imposters, fake check scams and romance scams.

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Can Millennials Revive Call Center Commerce?

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Millennials have long borne the blame for a variety of problems in commerce, including the decline in popularity of diamonds and certain fast casual restaurants. Millennials could be helping to bring new life to call center commerce. Millennials are increasingly seeking access to luxury goods — including relatively affordable items.