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September 7, 2010 Social Media Marketing For Financial ServicesHow To Navigate The Regulatory Minefield And Build Effective Social Media Programsby Nate Elliott with Emily Riley, Benjamin Ensor, Jennifer Wise |
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Financial services firms are beginning to adopt social technologies: In fact, we found that 79% of companies in the industry have some social media presence. But, held back by regulatory concerns and a lack of experience, few are using social media very well. Financial services marketers must adapt to take advantage of new, relatively liberal regulatory guidance — and they must actively engage their audiences in conversations about personal finance and investing to increase customer involvement and loyalty.
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Customer Experience, Social Computing & Web 2.0, Marketing & Advertising, Interactive Marketing
Financial Services, Consumer Financial Services, Financial Services Regulations, Retail Banking, Financial Services Marketing