NCUA Set to Vote on Nominee
Two important items are occurring during today’s NCUA meeting. The Senate Banking Committee is poised to vote on the nomination of Joh Crews for NCUA board member. Crews has a deep background in banking, securities, and economics including serving as Treasury deputy assistant secretary, as well as the staff director...
Making the Most of Video Marketing
It’s no secret that video has become the main form of content consumed on social media these days. With that in mind, how can credit unions join in and make the most of this trend? Marketing expert Peter Meyers shares how credit unions can get started with their video marketing.
Five Key Tools to Marketing Engagement
There’s no get-rich-quick-scheme for driving marketing engagement, says Peter Meyers. But with these five tools and a commitment to long term success, any credit union can increase authentic member interactions.
Missing the Forest for the Trees: Today’s Website Trends
Trends are constantly changing and adapting, and website trends are no different. Marketing Manager Peter Meyers discusses some of the latest website design crazes and how you can best incorporate them into your site.
Looks Aren’t Everything: What Makes a Website Stand Out
Designer Peter Meyers urges credit unions to take a step back from the color palettes and font choices to reexamine their website’s content and find ways to inspire users to engage with their site.
Get to Know Ken Vaughn, Vice President of MTG Product Design and Business Development
CUSO Magazine sat down with the Vice President of MTG Product Design and Business Development, Ken Vaughn, to learn more about his role at CU*Answers and what the Mobile Technologies Group is all about.
Don’t Let Your Nephew Build Your Website
Marketing Manager Peter Meyers delves into the method behind designing new credit union websites, some of the common pitfalls credit unions fall into, and why you shouldn’t let your nephew take the reins.
New Year, New You, and New CU Too!
Peter Meyers says New Year’s resolutions aren’t limited to people, credit unions can have them too! Set your credit union up for a decade of progress and success by refocusing on the seven cooperative principles credit unions stand for.
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