436) The Website Blind Spot Benchmark Study: Results and Insights
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Let’s face it, a lot of financial institutions are really struggling to position themselves online and make the most of their digital channels. Many banks and credit unions sound more like robots with their scripted value propositions and fail to address the real issues their account holders have. This leads to a ton of missed opportunities and a lot of money left on the table. Despite digital channels having the potential to outshine physical branches, they’re often underperforming due to poor optimization practices.  In this episode of the Practical Perspectives series, James Robert Lay and Audrey Cannata discuss insights from a recent Website Blind Spot Benchmark they conducted. The big takeaway? Regular website assessments can help pinpoint problem areas and unlock some serious financial gains. By properly mapping out customer journeys, banks can create a clear path that guides customers from the first click all the way to a completed transaction, reducing confusion and boosting confidence. Join us as we discuss: -Understanding Positioning and Customer Journeys (02:38) -The Importance of Ongoing Optimization (18:12) -Human Connection in Digital Experiences (28:37) You can find this episode and many more by subscribing to Banking on Digital Growth on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here.  Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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