For Kristin, the answer is yes if she is truly not going to be responding to an email in a timely fashion (as in a few days, not a few hours). But in those cases when she is working, but not in the office, either at a conference or visiting a client, the answer is...
Preparing to teach this year's Content Marketing class at ABA Bank Marketing School, I found myself reflecting on the nature of most business & bank blogs, and whether they are, in fact, blogs.
With regulations still pending, banks and credit unions are in a funny place when it comes to ADA compliance – do they dedicate resources towards bringing their sites and related technology in-line with (WCAG) 2.0 AA standards, or do they "wait and see" and risk litigation?
A "funny" thing happened to one of the Facebook Page's we manage. . . someone suggested a change to the bank's domain, potentially moving traffic from the legitimate website to a suspicious site.
Kristin considers why games like Zwift work to get people to exercise and how gamification could be incorporated into another "boring but necessary" activity – banking.
Facebook has introduced domain verification which makes it easier for businesses to edit links from their own site – as well as promises to protect your content by preventing misuse of your domain and keeping bad actors from spreading misinformation.
