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Don't Overpay For Deposits

Posted on December 1, 2022 by Tim Keith

A predictable phenomenon of every rising rate cycle is a paranoia among bankers about repricing existing deposit balances. This is understandable in the current cycle as 0% interest rates for over 2 years resulted in an unusually high percentage of...

Omnichannel: Not Just a Buzzword

Posted on February 22, 2021 by Tim Keith

If we are being honest as financial marketers, we will admit that the industry is currently rife with buzzwords. One of the most prominent buzzwords currently in circulation is “omnichannel”. I am here to tell you that omnichannel is not...

Branch Expansion: A Nationwide Trend

Posted on October 25, 2019 by Baker Hill

Across the entire country, we are seeing physical branch expansion efforts increase. While digital is still critical, banks and credit unions are beginning to experience longer lines and a greater need for physical locations again. More and more, financial institutions...

Maximize Your Potential with Data Analytics & Omni-Channel Marketing

Posted on May 15, 2019 by Baker Hill

Over the last five years, total deposits at community banks and credit unions fell by 7.5 percent , while large, national banks experienced big gains. Consequently, without deposits, community financial institutions are further challenged with having the capital to fund...

Critical Digital Marketing & Superior Data Analytics in 2019

Posted on March 22, 2019 by Baker Hill

The marketing strategies of before no longer cut it. With advancements in technology and a rapid movement to an Internet-connected era, organizations across all industries are shifting gears and looking into digital strategies that align with consumer expectations and position...

Millennials From Y to Z

Posted on February 7, 2019 by John Robertson

Having grown up as the third child of four, I was frequently accused of being the “favored” one because, unlike the others, I never got into trouble. Little did my siblings know, my “favored” status was a direct result observing...