marketing strategy for launching a savings bank account?
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You have to do penetration strategy, since the mission is present and the product is new.  One way is to give existing savings bank account holders added advantage than what they already have from other banks, like service, little higher rates, easy checking facility, atm's in all localities where your customers need them etc. You can also penetrate in work places for customers with your added services.
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fun raising\ngarage sale\nwithdraw money from ur bank account
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Find your niche market.  Once you've figured out what kind of clientele you want to target, promote yourself within that market.  Go to Small Business Association and Chamber of Commerce meetings and network!  Go to their bulletin boards and answer web related questions.  Always include a signature when posting to bulletin boards / answering questions online / sending out emails.  Make sure to include the URL to your portfolio in your tagline.  I'll put mine in the tagline to show what I mean (I usually don't sign my answers on this site).  \n\nadded note: get business cards!  hand them out everywhere.  \n\nGood luck!
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you can open an online savings account with an interest rate of 4.75 with citibank, or 4.65 with hsbc or emigrantdirect, it's a little lower than one year cds but you can get your money right away without penalty\n\nhave enough money in this account (about 3 months worth of expenses in case you lost your job) and the rest in cds
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Invest the money in a high yield savings account.
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the key is to attract customers to do banking with u. hire somebody effiencet in CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT. give no-frills service to them at low cost and u will win
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What do you mean by the right kind?\nI would say that an ideal email marketing strategy would be to be an ad placement on an email newsletter that goes out to new parents.\nCheck out this life insurance directory: http://www.insuremylife.org
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How about putting at least, $20-$40 a month away into an ING account. No, I do not work for them but, I decided that if I put that much away a month and not touch it, then in 5, 10 or 15 years from now, I will have a nice nest egg. Didn't hear anything negative about them but there are others out there you may like to put your money in to collect interest for yourself! I hope this helps! So far, it has been 6 months now and my interest rates are increasing. So, I'm happy I did it.
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A bank or better yet a credit union (the fees are less expensive in the long run, and seem to be more trustworthy lately) - be sure to put it in a type of account or program that earns short term interest.  Some pay higher interest than others.  Not only would you be earning interest, you will also be helping build your credit and future credentials by showing the potential loan provider that you are a responsible person who can indeed build savings.  Someday you may want to make a major purchase (car, home...) and what you do now could very well make a difference in your credit rating later.  A safe does nothing for you but sit there.  You may as well put it in the mattress.  Be smart and let your money work a bit for you.
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love your business, whats yur base interest ? \nthen people and money will absolutely come to you...
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I'd be leery about winning email services from a financial planner.  That sounds like an opporutnity to clear out your bank accounts.  \nThat major concern aside, here are some questions/issues I work with my financial planner on.  I've discussed my current income, outside sources of income, various debts, and my different current and future assets.  To help give him a full picture of my financial state.  Then, I speak with him about my goals and my current saving levels, such as how much money I have going into my 401K and Roth IRA.  \nWe've also discussed various alternative investments, such as real estate, collectibles, etc.\nJust becasue you have "won" these services, it doesn't mean you should accept them because they are free.  Its a good idea and highly recommend to speak with several planners before you start working with one.  Think about it, they are working for you.  You should interview them as you would interview someone applying for a job at your company.  The planner needs to be right for you and you need to feel comfortable with him/her.\nAlso, many financial planners don't charge for their services.  My planner works at my bank, so his service is "free" because of all the banking I do there.  However, he gives me good investment guidance and I am free to make the choices of funds and such that I want to make.  In exchange for that, I have my Roth IRA through them and he gets some commission for my trades.  Its a fair trade off for his guidance.
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Make sure the nation you open the bank in doesn't require ridiculous payments to the government because your hard-earned money is YOUR hard-earned money. I'd say try a nation that may be having a little of trouble economically so that the people there would like to keep their finances safe and in a bank. Good interest rates would help in that situation and try to make fees as low as possible without losing money as a result.
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Demand deposit account
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get a savings account with someone else (like a parent or spouse, depending on your age) and put some money in it every time you get paid. make sure that it is a savings account that requires both peoples signature to withdrawl money. this is what I did when I wanted to save money and it worked great!
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There are many agents offering such a service.\nTry http://www.cmshk.com/banking.shtml
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Hi,\nThere are many marketing firms out there that will and can get you started. Check the yellow pages or internet.
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If you are really skilled, then you can start with me. I have a website www.savegear.com to promote. Please give me some advise. My email is deqiu_huang@yahoo.com. Thanks