Tailoring Customer App Experiences and Campaigns to Build Trust

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Drew Fung (Current - online bank) shares novel ways to interest and acquire Millennials and lifts the lid on the ad creatives that inspire trust.

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Tailoring Customer App Experiences and Campaigns to Build Trust
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Publication date:
January 22, 2020
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March 17, 2020
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A main point given competition in online banking is to instill trust in the product through creatives.

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Marketing Stack:
- Adjust - MMP,
- Segment - One SDK to collect user events,
- Looker & Amplitude - Reporting, to segment user and where they came from,
- Braze - Customer (re)engagement.

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They re-engage customers on day 2 or 3. Example: activating their card (sent via push or email).

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If you see any flatness in your click to install time, it is probably not incremental. Play attention to the deltas between days.

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A main point given competition in online banking is to instill trust in the product through creatives.

11:00
11:00
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2

Marketing Stack:
- Adjust - MMP,
- Segment - One SDK to collect user events,
- Looker & Amplitude - Reporting, to segment user and where they came from,
- Braze - Customer (re)engagement.

19:50
19:50
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3

They re-engage customers on day 2 or 3. Example: activating their card (sent via push or email).

22:00
22:00
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4

If you see any flatness in your click to install time, it is probably not incremental. Play attention to the deltas between days.

25:50
25:50
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A main point given competition in online banking is to instill trust in the product through creatives.

11:00
11:00
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2

Marketing Stack:
- Adjust - MMP,
- Segment - One SDK to collect user events,
- Looker & Amplitude - Reporting, to segment user and where they came from,
- Braze - Customer (re)engagement.

19:50
19:50
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3

They re-engage customers on day 2 or 3. Example: activating their card (sent via push or email).

22:00
22:00
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4

If you see any flatness in your click to install time, it is probably not incremental. Play attention to the deltas between days.

25:50
25:50
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Using some “gaming”/achievement components to Current’s product to get customers to achieve their goals.


UA & Product teams working together

UA team works closely with product, creative and engineering => positive feedback loop. Example of a recent feature is Current tags:

  • Customers can customize their handles and instantly receive/send money for free (Venmo style),
  • Came from customer feedback, so did not do a soft rollout.


Creatives

[💎@11:00] A main point given competition is to instill trust in the product through creatives (check out some creatives here):

  • Getting card into hands of users (and showing videos of the card being used in the real world),
  • Showing testimonials.

“Wild” ideas that didn’t work:

  • Pets in the background - not relevant, confusing messages or clickbaity
  • Distracting creatives to catch attention - did not resonate with customers, can hurt brand.

=> Rely on brand


Marketing Stack

[💎@19:50] In terms of marketing stack:

  • Adjust - MMP,
  • Segment - One sdk to collect user events,
  • Looker & Amplitude - Reporting, to segment user and where they came from,
  • Braze - Customer (re)engagement.

[💎@22:00] They re-engage customers on day 2 or 3. Example: activating their card (sent via push or email).


Mobile attribution

The impression-to-install time (ITIT) and click-to-install time (CTIT) are very important to monitor if you’re working with many networks.

[💎@25:50] If you see any flatness in your click to install time, it is probably not incremental. Play attention to the deltas between days. (Check out Drew's article here for more info)


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Using some “gaming”/achievement components to Current’s product to get customers to achieve their goals.


UA & Product teams working together

UA team works closely with product, creative and engineering => positive feedback loop. Example of a recent feature is Current tags:

  • Customers can customize their handles and instantly receive/send money for free (Venmo style),
  • Came from customer feedback, so did not do a soft rollout.


Creatives

[💎@11:00] A main point given competition is to instill trust in the product through creatives (check out some creatives here):

  • Getting card into hands of users (and showing videos of the card being used in the real world),
  • Showing testimonials.

“Wild” ideas that didn’t work:

  • Pets in the background - not relevant, confusing messages or clickbaity
  • Distracting creatives to catch attention - did not resonate with customers, can hurt brand.

=> Rely on brand


Marketing Stack

[💎@19:50] In terms of marketing stack:

  • Adjust - MMP,
  • Segment - One sdk to collect user events,
  • Looker & Amplitude - Reporting, to segment user and where they came from,
  • Braze - Customer (re)engagement.

[💎@22:00] They re-engage customers on day 2 or 3. Example: activating their card (sent via push or email).


Mobile attribution

The impression-to-install time (ITIT) and click-to-install time (CTIT) are very important to monitor if you’re working with many networks.

[💎@25:50] If you see any flatness in your click to install time, it is probably not incremental. Play attention to the deltas between days. (Check out Drew's article here for more info)


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Using some “gaming”/achievement components to Current’s product to get customers to achieve their goals.


UA & Product teams working together

UA team works closely with product, creative and engineering => positive feedback loop. Example of a recent feature is Current tags:

  • Customers can customize their handles and instantly receive/send money for free (Venmo style),
  • Came from customer feedback, so did not do a soft rollout.


Creatives

[💎@11:00] A main point given competition is to instill trust in the product through creatives (check out some creatives here):

  • Getting card into hands of users (and showing videos of the card being used in the real world),
  • Showing testimonials.

“Wild” ideas that didn’t work:

  • Pets in the background - not relevant, confusing messages or clickbaity
  • Distracting creatives to catch attention - did not resonate with customers, can hurt brand.

=> Rely on brand


Marketing Stack

[💎@19:50] In terms of marketing stack:

  • Adjust - MMP,
  • Segment - One sdk to collect user events,
  • Looker & Amplitude - Reporting, to segment user and where they came from,
  • Braze - Customer (re)engagement.

[💎@22:00] They re-engage customers on day 2 or 3. Example: activating their card (sent via push or email).


Mobile attribution

The impression-to-install time (ITIT) and click-to-install time (CTIT) are very important to monitor if you’re working with many networks.

[💎@25:50] If you see any flatness in your click to install time, it is probably not incremental. Play attention to the deltas between days. (Check out Drew's article here for more info)