In Prisma’s Savvy Scenarios series, we’ll cover use cases and strategies that lead to successful, data-driven marketing automation. Financial institutions are privy to customer data, and utilizing...
The financial services industry is barely recognizable from two decades back. Advancements in technology have ushered in a new era in banking. From smartphones to big data, the landscape has evolved...
Prisma Campaigns Head of Growth Clara Hori and Prisma Campaigns CEO Felipe Gil invited to CUBroadcast to discuss how Prisma helped credit unions like Star One Credit Union and Credit Union of...
Digital transformation, and the foundation required to support it, cannot be cut short. But, banks and credit unions that have catching up to do can benefit from working with providers that take a...
Since publishing Ron Shevlin’s The Roadmap to Personalization in Banking report, we continue to receive requests for specifics. People have loved Ron’s recommendations and they want to know how they...
If you’re already one of the 30+ banks and credit unions that are using Prisma Campaigns to maximize their marketing campaign results, you’re familiar with the concept of an omnichannel approach, and...
We’re BIG people-people. And while we love nothing more than seeing your smiling faces in-the-flesh, live events simply aren’t a reality just yet. Luckily, the big industry names in events are...
Omnichannel marketing isn’t new but, with COVID, it’s a hot topic again. For financial institutions, having restricted access to lobby branches for the most part of 2020 and probably extending well...
Thanks to e-commerce and entertainment giants like Amazon and Netflix, today’s customers have come to expect the same deeply personal customer experiences across industries. They want to be seen,...
The pandemic has credit union marketers struggling to digitize at breakneck speed. Here are five challenges standing in their way.
Remember February, when we all went to CUNA GAC in Washington and thought, "Wow, what a great line-up of conferences we have for 2020"? Remember March, when we thought maybe they would just be...