Creare conti di risparmio, depositare assegni e ottenere prestiti per le imprese non sono il tipo di attività entusiasmanti a cui la maggior parte delle persone guarda con trepidazione, ma queste email dimostrano alcune modalità ingegnose per catturare l'attenzione delle persone e spingerle a interagire con un'azienda di servizi finanziari.
Creare conti di risparmio, depositare assegni e ottenere prestiti aziendali non sono le attività entusiasmanti a cui la maggior parte delle persone aspetta con impazienza, ma queste email dimostrano alcuni modi ingegnosi per attirare l'attenzione delle persone e invitarle a interagire con un'attività di servizi finanziari.
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Acorns is an investment service that rounds up your purchases to the nearest dollar and puts the leftover change into investment funds. It’s like a digital spare change jar that produces a return on investment, rather than sitting there waiting for someone to undertake the tedious task of counting all those coins.
Investing spare change may not be the most exciting thing to do, but Acorns puts some fun into the concept with this marketing message that ties into the upcoming summer travel season. Acorns will invest a little money into its users’ accounts when they make travel plans through the companies mentioned in this email, which encourages them to keep using the service while taking vacations.
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Connettiti con eventi come Giving Tuesday
Toyota Financial Services (TFS) used these two emails to let users know that they could help them celebrate Giving Tuesday, which happens every year on the Tuesday following Black Friday. They earmarked $150,000 to give to four charities – Boys and Girls Clubs of America, Girl Scouts, Special Olympics, and the American Red Cross – and divided the money based on the number of clicks each organization received.
This was a great way for TFS to get involved in charitable giving while encouraging the participation of its users. The follow-up email was smart because it illustrated the impact of the giving initiative and encouraged customers to continue giving to those causes if they wished.
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ScholarShare 529 helps parents save for their kids’ college educations, or private elementary and high school educations, by setting up 529 plans, which are college savings accounts that are exempt from federal taxes. There are different kinds of 529 plans; their state tax benefits vary by state.
This email was sent out during the first week of January when many people make personal improvement resolutions and generally feel optimistic about getting a fresh start. It plays off that idea while also giving recipients a handy chart that demonstrates how quickly savings can add up, depending on the age of the child.
Sure, everyone knows that a few dollars tucked away each month can turn into a tidy windfall a couple decades from now, but it’s always helpful to see it displayed like this.
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Fundbox offers short-term lines of credit to small and medium businesses (SMBs), but they base their decisions on a company’s health, not the personal credit scores of the people who own it. They only collect fees on payments made, not for loan origination or maintenance of accounts.
They sent out this holiday email to offer a credit toward fees during a two-week period in December, and they used a fun holiday-themed GIF to get people’s attention. It’s simple and invites people to click on the CTA button just below the skier’s destination.
While there is certainly no one right answer on how to create an effective financial services email campaign, these five great examples should get your wheels turning for your next marketing email!
