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Youth marketing for banks: peer recommendation and customer service
Overview
Youth marketing through advertising campaigns and creating sub-brands is not effective for banks. Banks need to focus on generating Earned Media through peer recommendation. This briefing answers these key questions:
1. Why is peer recommendation key in youth marketing?
2. What role do teens and students play in generating recommendation for banks?
3. How does customer service affect growth in terms of deposits and brand value?
Table of Contents
1. Cover
2. Licensing and copyrights
3. Executive summary
4. chart - Unresolved issues cause switching
5. chart - Peer Recommendation: The Source Of Influence That Matters
6. chart - Promoters own more products and refer more often
7. chart - Teens and students are more likely to recommend banks
8. chart - Customer service key factor in feedback
9. chart - High NPS leads to stronger growth
10. case study - High NPS leads to high brand valuation for TD Bank
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2. Better rates won’t attract youth
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3. Better rates won’t attract youth
neither would an edgy campaign
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4. Better rates won’t attract youth
neither would an edgy campaign
or a youth sub-brand
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5. Youth don’t listen to advertising
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6. Youth listen to their friends
Which media do you trust?
Peer Recommendation
Brand Sponsorship
Television Ads
Magazine Ads
Billboard Ads
Mobile Phone Text Ads
net trust index % -40% -20% 0% 20% 40%
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7. Recommendation comes
from customer experience
75%
of all customer interaction
is Customer Service
source: mobileYouth via Gartner 2012
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8. Teens and students are
more likely to recommend banks
than their older, working peers
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9. Growth comes from recommendation
not advertising
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Youth marketing for banks:
peer recommendation and customer service
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