(Bloomberg) — Lenders have spent months puzzled by the persistently low delinquencies on their credit cards. Now, they’re seizing the moment.
Card companies Capital One Financial Corp. and American Express Co. said this week they’ve jump-started marketing efforts in recent weeks to bolster their brands and acquire new customers. And they plan to keep up the push through the holiday season.
Not to change the topic here:
ActiveCampaign Closes Q3 Crossing 120,000 Customers
While businesses across the globe faced challenges and instability due to COVID-19, ActiveCampaign has consistently grown its user base. This speaks to the value of ActiveCampaign’s CXA platform, which was more necessary than ever as businesses embraced digital strategies to engage more effectively with distanced customers through all channels and touchpoints.
As further proof of ActiveCampaign’s achievements, ActiveCampaign has received global recognition from notable technology award organizations, including Digiday, Survey Monkey and Zapier. Earlier this month, the company was named a Chicago Innovation Award winner, and received four new badges from G2 which highlight ActiveCampaign’s ease-of-use, results, relationship and implementability.
CEO emails 10 million customers to tell them to vote for Biden - CBS News
At the same time, consumers are increasingly motivated to buy from companies that align with their personal beliefs.
"It wasn't done as a business calculation," Barrett said. "But in the end, I think it'll be good for business."
At the same time, some companies have hit upon success for aligning themselves politically with certain views, such as the spice company Penzey's, whose CEO Bill Penzey has spoken out against Mr. Trump's ideology and earned a cult following as a result. The consulting firm Accenture recently found that almost two-thirds of Americans say their purchasing behaviors are swayed toward companies that support views or causes with which they agree.
Family Video in Quincy tries new strategies to bring in customers
QUINCY (WGEM) -- Many businesses have been forced to find creative ways to bring in customers during the pandemic.
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They have added new deals on rentals in hopes that more people will come into the store.
They have also agreed to wipe away any existing fees on accounts to encourage current customers to return.
"First when they mentioned the deal it was just like all late fees are going to get wiped, but then also like there are reasons why maybe somebody would have a previous balance or something on their account," employee George Johnson said. "So things that aren't just late fee related we're going to just wipe that too. As long as you come in and just rent a movie."
This may worth something:
For a Successful Holiday Season, Meet Your Customers Where They Are - Business 2 Community
This year is certainly something, to say the least. Don't get me wrong—I've been counting my blessings each day, but there's no arguing that 2020 has required some major adjustments.
After a summer of social distancing, you (like me) are probably wondering what the heck the holiday season is going to look like. It's only natural to get a little concerned about your business's bottom line, especially since winter holidays were the top consumer spending event last year. Will it be like that again?
Amex Can Still Profit When Customers Are Less Venturesome - WSJ
We would all rather be on a family road trip than doing our work expenses. But the boring stuff may be American Express's best bet for the near future.
Target adds ways for customers to go 'contactless' - MarketWatch
Target Corp. TGT, +0.39% said Thursday that it is launching a number of new ways for customers to go "contactless" during a shopping trip, using technology to reduce the number of touchpoints.
Shoppers can now use the Target app's mobile payment option called Wallet to self-checkout and customers can make a purchase anywhere in the store with a Target worker. The retailer has added 1,000 hand-held devices to manage the increase.
3M: Failure to match seam sealer a red flag for customers - Repairer Driven NewsRepairer Driven
It’s not just a technician’s discerning eye. Customers do notice if seam sealer doesn’t match the original appearance following a collision repair, according to a 3M expert.
This can pique the consumer’s interest about the repair quality. And seam sealer can serve as an easy red flag for post-repair inspectors and diminished value personnel, 3M global fillers, adhesives, coatings and sealers senior application engineer Ryan Marrinan said Wednesday.
Happening on Twitter
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