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Do Banks That Outspend Their Peers on Marketing Grow Faster?

The study analyzed marketing spending by banks with $2 billion to $10 billion of assets and found that banks reporting marketing expenses grew more than those that did not. The study provides insight into marketing spending across all institutions and offers a basis for assessing trends.


Read the original article from Financial Brand here.

Here is a brief summary of the article:

  • The study analyzes investment in marketing against growth in loans, deposits, and revenue for banks with $2 billion to $10 billion of assets.
  • Bank marketers tend to look for benchmarks to see if they are investing less in growth than their peers.
  • The study draws on data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and provides insight into marketing spending across all institutions.
  • The study found that banks reporting marketing expenses grew total loans, demand deposits, and revenue to a greater degree than the banks that did not report marketing expenses.

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