Financial Institutions

Keeping Customers and Visitors Educated and Engaged

Most bank visitors spend at least some time waiting around – either in pre-arranged areas, the teller line, or even at the teller window itself. Large and small, more banks throughout the world are turning to digital signage to help connect with customers while they wait.

• Advertise loan programs, investment accounts, and other banking products
• Keep visitors engaged with news, sports, and stock updates
• Promote your bank’s presence in the community by highlighting successful small business loans and charitable efforts
• Increase bottom line numbers by selling ad space to mortgage companies, financial advisors, and other third parties

Count on People Receiving Your Message

According to a 2007 consumer awareness survey, Smart Digital Signage draws more attention than other common communications mediums.

• More adults (63%) said digital signage catches their attention than any form of media, including billboards, magazines, internet and mobile phone advertising, television, newspapers, and radio
• A clear majority of adults (53%) said digital signage was the most interesting way to receive information
• More than half of the critical 18-24 year-old demographic reported being more inclined to make a purchase after seeing advertisements on digital signage

Streamline Operations and Market More Effectively

Smart Digital Signage substitutes the cost and inconvenience of traditional marketing materials like banners and poster boards for an impressive-looking displays that uses less space and can cycle through many messages at once.

• Convenient for a variety of locations – in waiting areas, hallways, and behind bank tellers
• Easy to network and update with content that will shine on HD displays
• Multiple screens can be managed from one central location – ideal for banks with many local branches