Articles from ABA Bank Marketing (June 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Call' on business prospect through direct mail.	Turner, Jim		579
2008 ABAMN calendar.		Conference news	81
Coin-redemption kiosk features through-the-wall enhancement.		Brief article	129
Community bank redesigned to appear more 'inviting'.		Brief article	282
Conference program.		Calendar	2349
Continuing education quiz.			462
Digital signage software integrates with Google Calendar and docs.		Calendar	83
Get the picture? Marketers can learn the art of creating compelling visions by studying the great artists. Here's how innovative images can boost a financial institution's profits.	Albro, Walt	Interview	1082
How to market during a recession.		Brief article	210
Learning from insurance sales.	Wachtel, George	Column	430
Listen: ABA posts podcasts that preview classes at the Stonier Graduate School of Banking.			339
Logos, logos everywhere: Part 2. 'Member FDIC'.	Pry, Carl G.		575
Looking beyond free checking and gifts: now that some markets are overloaded with free gift and free checking programs, banks are introducing new types of incentives as well as more finely tuned ways of targeting prospects.	Wachtel, George	Statistical table	1749
Loss of customers, CEOs and trust: time to get real.	Hall, Robert		849
On deck: hot new tech: what evolving technologies will alter the way banks operate and market themselves in the near future? Look for mobile telephone applications to explode. Also, expect ATMs and other self-service technologies to grow much more sophisticated.	Stewart, Deb		2519
On-boarding works with small-business customers as well.		Brief article	165
Receive recognition for your creative work.			124
Recent CFMPs cite added 'credibility' as reason for obtaining the credential.			355
Recession worries? New prospecting tool identifies business customers with potential.		Brief article	264
Services directory.		Directory	2208
Wanted: the ideal agency: prior to the search, save time by fully discussing the bank's needs with managers. Network to uncover prospects, and don't be shy about asking for a formal request for proposals (RFP).	Marlin, Brenda		2829