Something to Celebrate
Brownboots launches a fresh new website for Farmers National Bank in Ohio.
7/24/19
Remember back before the days of DVR and stream-on-demand services?
If you missed an episode of your favorite TV show, you had only two chances to catch up:
Clip shows were once a small-screen summer tradition not only because these recap episodes were cheap to make — since they were comprised mostly of previously aired footage — but also because they caught up viewers during a lull in programming.
In case you missed any of the BrownBoots blog’s 2019 “season,” here is our very own summery summary for your convenience:
Despite the popularity of digital marketing channels, print marketing isn’t going away anytime soon. Make sure your bank brochures, signage and other paper deliverables are up to snuff and match the branding of your bank website design.
Tracking your website performance is important, but not all data is created equal. In this episode, we share the website traffic, search engine optimization (SEO) and ADA compliance stats that matter most.
There’s a pandemic infecting the hidden web: bad bank intranets. At BrownBoots, we approach bank intranets the same strategic way we approach our responsive bank websites while offering a plethora of handy components.
Do you ever wonder what challenges today’s digital marketers are grappling with? What trends and low-hanging fruit are out there? Don’t miss these valuable cameos from your bank marketing peers!
Spoiler alert: the most important justification for displaying deposit and loan rates on your website is that your customers want to see it.
Versatile financial calculators, multiple file upload, auto-created XML sitemaps and a robust form builder — our simple CMS reaches new heights in this mid-season climax.
Want to go behind the scenes with your favorite bank marketing agency? Contact us!
Brownboots launches a fresh new website for Farmers National Bank in Ohio.
A new website for The Dolores State Bank showcases their updated branding and their community.
Capitol Bank of Wisconsin and Security National Bank of Nebraska are both new additions to the ever-growing BrownBoots roster of clients.