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Contact:
Ellis Waller
CUNA Councils
(608) 231-4141
ewaller@cuna.coop
Madison, Wis. – Credit unions that use their MCIF system only for compiling mailing lists are significantly underestimating its potential, according to the new CUNA Marketing and Business Development Council white paper, “Making the Most of MCIF Systems.”
The white paper collected information from three credit unions and three leading vendors to reveal how an MCIF system can help credit unions explore households’ profitability, identify niche markets, promote their strengths, explore their neighborhood, track the results of marketing efforts, and educate senior leaders about current and potential members.
These MCIF experts say that taking advantage of the full value of MCIF systems requires listening to the data, rather than approaching MCIF reports with preconceived notions. When credit unions are open to learning from data, they can unleash MCIF’s full power.
CUNA Council members are entitled to complimentary copies of these and more than 200 white papers; non-members may purchase the white papers for a price of $50 per copy.
The paper is available online in the white paper section of www.cunacouncils.org – select the “Marketing & BizDev” tab.
Press contacts can download the white paper here (until 5/14):
http://resource.cuna.org/dl/f0430P4zV24.pdf
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CUNA Marketing and Business Development Council
The CUNA Marketing and Business Development Council is a member-led organization comprised of 1,000 credit union professionals across the United States. The council strives to provide superior educational and networking opportunities to help its members be recognized in the credit union industry as the premier experts in credit union marketing, business development, and related disciplines. The CUNA Marketing & Business Development Council is of the six organizations that make up the CUNA Councils, a network of more than 4,700 credit union professionals. For more information, visit www.cunamarketingcouncil.org or www.cunacouncils.org.
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