Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
I'm not a Twitter afficionado by any means. I have an account, and good intentions, but I very rarely check in. I must be truly disappointing to those who "follow" me since I have not once tweeted. Never.
But as with most social media channels I've explored, there is sometimes a crystallizing moment in which I realize that real potential exists.
This article/post was one such crystallizing moment for me. Ryan Shell, marketing communications supervisor at $1.1 billionTruliant Federal Credit Union, Winston-Salem, N.C., tells such a story of success about how the CU used Twitter to help--and, therefore, more deeply connect with--a member, that I'm a lot more interested now.
I encourage you to check out Ryan's post. And if I get the guts to Tweet, I'll be sure to write here about it.
CUES is now active on Twitter. If you are on Twitter, please follow @TheRealCUES.
Who is staffing the @TheRealCUES account?
There's more on the value of saving relationships via Twitter — something BofA pioneered in the financial services industry — in these two articles here:
http://thefinancialbrand.com/2009/06/03/twitter-for-financial-institutions/
http://thefinancialbrand.com/2009/01/13/bank-of-america-twitter/
Posted by: Jeffry Pilcher | June 11, 2009 at 10:18 AM
I'm pleased to report that I haven't been charged with the task, Jeffry! Thanks for the additional articles.
Posted by: Lisa Hochgraf | June 11, 2009 at 11:18 AM