Successful eMarketing of Financial Services

 

Leveraging your eMarketing strategy to turn clicks into sales

 

Where/When:

Sydney September 12
AGSM 

Level 6, 1 O'Connell St

Cost:

$895

$695 (Online Banking Review & Retail Banking Review subscribers, AIMIA members, Abacus members, and customers of The System Works and HotHouse)

 

To register:

Register online

Download registration form

Email: forums@onlinebankingreview.com.au

or call (07) 3217 3422

Endorsed by:

 

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Sponsored by:

 

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Agenda

 

Successful eMarketing of Financial Services
8.30amRegistration opens
9.00amOpening remarks from Chair - John Butterworth, CEO, AIMIA 
9.15am

The top 10 trends driving online consumer behaviour

  • Global institutions with their finger on the pulse
  • The peer-to-peer lending phenomenon
  • Creating a culture of innovation

Richard Watson , Futurist and Editor of What's Next (Confirmed)

  
9.45am

Developing a successful brand online

  • What online delivers beyond other branding mediums
  • Why online is different for branding
  • How online feedback will change your brand forever

Andrew Inwood, Principal, Brandmanagement (Confirmed)

  
10.20am

Search 2.0: Beyond SEM

  • How search marketing is dramatically changing
  • The impact of web analytics on search
  • Emergence of the single channel

James O'Toole, Chief Product Officer - Search & Analytics, Facilitate Digital (Confirmed)

  
10.45am

Networking break

  
11.00am

Strengthening customer acquisition by improving the online customer experience

  • Getting to yes – enhancing your online messages to turn clicks into relationships
  • Streamlining the application process
  • Developing winning campaigns from creation to fulfillment

Adir Shiffman , Director, Global Reviews (Confirmed)

  
11.30amPanel Session
 

Is there still a digital divide in financial services marketing?

  • Is your online spend driving branding and acquisition, clicks or sales?
  • The challenge of integrating marketing activity across all channels
  • Which parts of the online spend are delivering the best return, and which are losing out to offline spend?

Benn Glazier, Head of E-Business Marketing, Russell Investment Group (Confirmed)

 Trang Nguyen , Web Content Manager, E*TRADE Australia (Confirmed)

12.20pmDatamonitor report preview - Denis Mason
12.30pmLunch
  
1.10pm

Case Study: RateCity and the market for aggregation

  • The consumer reaction to RateCity
  • The role of aggregators today
  • Future plans

Andrew Willink, Executive Chariman, RateCity (Confirmed)

  
1.45pm

Keeping your brand relevant online

  • The current media landscape - how are your customers and prospects spending their media time
  • Leveraging your brand & marketing assets online
  • International & local case studies of great brand marketing online

Melanie Silva, Industry Marketing Manager - Finance, Google (Confirmed)

  
2.20pm

To blog or not to blog

  • Why take the plunge?
  • The impact blogging has on customer advocacy
  • International examples of smart blogging

Simon van Wyk, Managing Director, HotHouse Interactive (Confirmed)

  
3.00pmNetworking break
  
3.20pm

What people are saying about your brand

  • Word of mouth in a digital age
  • Engaging in the blogosphere
  • Leveraging social networks for market research

Heather Albrecht , Digital Communications Strategist, Digital Connections (Confirmed)

  
3.50pmPanel debate
 

Mobile, rich media and web 2.0 - Where's the return on investment?

  • The major factors standing in the way of banking sector investment in “the next big thing”
  • Which applications are likely to be trialed first
  • The impact of new media on established brands

Cheryl Lead , Co-founder, Molt:n Digital (Confirmed)

Marcelo Silva, Head of Marketing, Australia, PayPal (Confirmed)

Michael Weeding , Online Marketing Manager, Citigroup (Confirmed)

  
4.50pm

Close & networking cocktails

  

 

Foresight Forums Calendar 2007

 

FORUMDATELOCATION
Online Banking 2.0: Innovating for the future22 MarchSydney
Financial Services Technology at the Frontline: Successfully integrating branch, web and contact centre technology to deliver a seamless customer experience 31 MaySydney
Green Banking: New products, processes & policies28 JuneSydney
Cyberwars 2007: The case for collaboration to defend against online financial fraud16 AugustSydney
Successful eMarketing of Financial Services: Leveraging your eMarketing strategy to turn clicks into sales12 SeptemberSydney
Payments: The next generation of payment methods18 OctoberSydney
Quest for Talent: Recruiting, retaining and rewarding key talent in financial services15 NovemberSydney
Review 2007/Preview 200813 DecemberSydney

 

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