.com vs .bank: the battle continues
Roughly six years after its debut, the .bank top-level domain (TLD) fails to dominate. Here are the current pros and cons of a .bank domain.
4/29/19
To distinguish themselves from bigger financial institutions, many smaller banks choose to focus on their local roots and personal service within their respective regions.
Community becomes even more important when your branches are contained to a single city.
Such was the case with The Bank of Salem, which boasts two locations in Salem, Missouri. To highlight the bank’s deep connection to the community, we augmented thebankofsalem.bank with the following:
The bank website redesign also saw the transition to a new .bank domain as well as the introduction of new content management (CMS) tools — namely, the ability to insert any of our financial calculators, such as the home affordability calculator or savings calculator, into any page on the website.
Because whether you’re a big bank with a national reach or a financial that focuses on individual communities, your customers always deserve a website rich with resources.
Roughly six years after its debut, the .bank top-level domain (TLD) fails to dominate. Here are the current pros and cons of a .bank domain.
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