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461) Art vs. Science: Transforming Digital Marketing in Financial Institutions

461) Art vs. Science: Transforming Digital Marketing in Financial Institutions

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Digital marketing in many financial institutions still leans heavily on the art—intuition, creativity, and guesswork—while neglecting the science of performance data, testing, and iterative optimization. As a result, efforts often lack measurable ROI and fail to meaningfully move the needle on loans and deposits.


The stakes have never been higher. Digital noise is at an all-time high. AI is flooding the market with more content than ever before. If marketing is not grounded in data and constant experimentation, it's just decoration—pretty, but ineffective. Financial brands that ignore the science behind digital growth risk wasting budget, losing trust, and falling behind competitors who are measuring what matters and learning faster.


James Robert Lay and Derik Krauss explore how financial brands can integrate the art of storytelling and design with the science of data, testing, and behavioral insight. They’ll introduce a balanced approach—combining empathy-driven messaging with A/B testing, conversion tracking, and funnel optimization—to drive smarter, more scalable results.


Join us as we discuss:


-The Importance of Measuring Marketing Success (5:07)


-Practical Steps to Integrate Science into Marketing (11:58)


-Conversion Funnels and Their Impact (15:43)


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