Missed Marketing Opportunities
Don’t miss out on transpromo marketing—leverage transactional documents as high-impact tools for customer engagement. With nearly 100% open rates, bank statements, bills, and insurance documents are ideal for personalized marketing and educational content. Embed targeted promotions, links, or QR codes to drive customers to your website or digital channels. By partnering with a data-savvy print provider, you can transform routine documents into powerful, cost-effective marketing assets. Connect with us to harness the full potential of transpromo messaging.
Managing Data and Physical Security
Data security for organizations that handle sensitive information for their clients is extremely important. Reports of privacy violations resulting from misuse of data, unauthorized employee access, and loss or theft of devices containing unencrypted data can cause big problems and public embarrassment. Data protection safeguards can be separated into three categories: administrative, technical, and physical. […]
The Pitfalls of Pricing Comparisons
Companies attempting to compare pricing from competing outsource document service companies have a difficult task. Each vendor may offer a different menu of services and price schedule. Invoice line item evaluation can be time consuming and confusing. Outsource companies bundle services differently. Some companies quote a single price for printing and inserting a document. Other […]
Omni-Channel Communication Access-A Paradigm Shift
Financial institutions (FI’s) typically generate lots of documents they send to their customers. FI’s send statements, bills, privacy policy notices, account feature updates, marketing materials, tax forms, and more. To customers, these communications seem to come from the same place. They all feature the FI’s logo and corporate colors and they reference the customers’ accounts […]
Integrated Customer Experience a Challenge for Financial Institutions-
Many financial institutions struggle to integrate customer-facing applications. Program administration often resides in separate business units with little synchronization between them. Coordinated customer experience (CX) is difficult to achieve when the applications are running under separate software and accessing independent databases. This situation came about as financial institutions (FI’s) scurried to meet rapid implementation targets […]
Harness the Power of Dynamic Marketing in an Automated World
Marketing without targeting is not a winning strategy. Most of us are bombarded with hundreds of messages a day that aren’t relevant or valuable, so we delete, toss, and tune out. Marketing wins are based on data analytics. Data allows you to hit the right note with your intended audiences. Remember generic bill stuffers for […]
5 Things Executives Should Know About Their Customer Documents
The invoices, notices, statements and other customer documents and communications your organization sends out daily represent not only a substantial allocation of funds, but a key vehicle for communicating with your customers, and thus one of the most critical components of your business. These documents should not be overlooked as a simple operational formality. There […]
Are Your ePresentment Services Giving Your Customers Everything They Need?
The benefits of digital delivery of business-critical documents are well known for both businesses and their customers. Electronic presentment (ePresentment) of statements and documents is cost-saving, eco-friendly, and easily accessed by customers in a place where they tend to spend a lot of time these days: their mobile devices. Today, there are many common practices […]
How to Win Loyalty with Millennials and Gen Z
Financial institutions (FI’s) may find it challenging to attract and retain millennial customers. This group views their relationships with FI’s much differently than earlier generations. The methods FI’s have traditionally relied upon may not be effective with this demographic age group, now the largest segment of the population, bypassing the baby boomers. Financial institutions that […]
