To Boost Mobile Banking Adoption, Engage Branch and Call Center Staff Says Fiserv White Paper
Paper outlines strategies to train, equip and incent frontline staff to drive adoption
By taking advantage of the referral power of frontline staff, financial institutions can actively drive mobile banking adoption above the typical 15 to 20 percent rate expected among online banking customers. The majority of consumers still lack knowledge about mobile banking and the benefits it offers. Frontline staff can serve as an influential source of information about mobile banking to build awareness of benefits and educate customers on how to get started using the service.
By equipping frontline staff with the right tools and resources, financial institutions can ensure efforts to drive mobile adoption are successful. A comprehensive "Strategies for Success" program should incorporate:
- Employee Training — Design training programs to educate staff on mobile banking value and steps for online and offline enrollment.
- Employee Incentives — Increase staff engagement by providing incentives, such as opportunities for prizes, for promoting and enrolling customers in mobile banking.
- Consumer Marketing and Promotional Materials — Impactful tools and resources, such as staff talking points, consumer takeaways and in-branch collateral, will effectively aid in the promotion of mobile banking.
- Metrics to Evaluate Success and Impact— Establishing then measuring success metrics, such as percentage of active uses and mobile transaction volume, enables financial institutions to note growth and areas where adoption is lagging to best focus marketing campaigns.
- Ongoing Engagement with Users — Continued engagement enables frontline staff to remind mobile banking users of the benefits and value of mobile banking, which could lead to increased usage and convenience for customers.
"Mobile banking can provide a positive return on investment for
financial institutions, as use of the service can drive incremental
transaction volume and shift transactions away from higher cost
channels, while also improving customer satisfaction," said
Additional Resources:
- "Mobile Banking Adoption: Your Frontline Staff Holds the Key to Growth," white paper — www.fiserv.com/frontline-staff
- "Breaking the Mobile Banking Glass Ceiling," white paper — www.fiserv.com/mobile-adoption
- "Next Generation Mobile Banking: Transactions Increase Potential ROI," white paper — www.fiserv.com/mobile-ROI
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