Drive Mobile Banking Adoption by Focusing on Three Key Areas Says Fiserv White Paper
- Analysis shows that successful financial institutions have mobile adoption rates of at least 40 percent of their online banking base
- Focusing on best practices for product investment, marketing and frontline staff engagement can drive mobile banking adoption and use
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November 17 webinar will offer additional insights for interested banks or credit unions
The ability to add and retain mobile banking users is vital to financial institution growth and profitability as research has shown mobile bankers to be valuable customers. Research has also shown that mobile banking capabilities, or a lack thereof, can play an important role in a consumer's decision about where they bank.
In the white paper,
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Product Investment - Consumers are no longer content with simple functionality, such as the ability to check balances. Instead, consumers increasingly expect a wider range of mobile banking features such as mobile deposit, tablet-friendly user interfaces, P2P payments and actionable alerts.Fiserv research has shown that financial institutions that offer mobile deposit average 60 percent more logins and transactions per month compared to their counterparts that do not offer the feature. Investing in next-generation capabilities is vital to mobile banking success. - Targeted Marketing - Achieving high levels of adoption for mobile banking requires a comprehensive, integrated marketing program. Financial institutions can leverage smart app banners, cross-selling techniques and pop-up pages within online banking to raise awareness of mobile banking and drive enrollments. Communication through social media channels should also be considered as it can be extremely useful for driving engagement, particularly among younger consumers.
- Staff Engagement - A financial institution's frontline staff play a key role in encouraging mobile banking enrollment. Both branch employees and call center staff can be turned into evangelists for mobile banking, capable of driving new registrations at a significant rate. Training staff on how the mobile banking service works, how to enroll new users, and how and when to promote it can lead to significant adoption dividends.
"While many financial institutions are eager to go beyond initial levels
of mobile banking adoption, product deficiencies, ineffective marketing
and lack of knowledge among frontline staff can hinder their efforts,"
said
Additional Resources:
- Exceeding the Mobile Adoption Benchmark: Effective Strategies for Driving Greater Adoption and Usage white paper -- www.fiserv.com/driving-mobile-adoption
- Mobile Banking Adoption: Your Frontline Staff Holds the Key white paper - www.fiserv.com/frontline-staff
- Cross-Selling in the Mobile Channel white paper - https://www.fiserv.com/cross-sell-mobile
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