« Key Success Factors for Social Media Projects (part 1) | Main | PayPal Unveils New Homepage (beta) »

ING Direct Launching in Seattle

By Jim Bruene on August 7, 2007 6:47 PM | Comments (1)

I received a mailer yesterday at my Seattle home address announcing ING Direct's upcoming launch in Seattle (see scan below). This version at least was sent only to existing ING Direct customers. Note the inside headline with an appropriate local touch, "Seattle's Getting More Bean for its Buck." 

There are not many specifics in the orange self-mailer, other than "You'll soon be seeing us all over the cityfrom Puget Sound to Lake Washington spreading the savings message." I'll keep my camera handy to capture big orange visuals as the company arrives on the scene.

So, it doesn't sound as if we're getting a famous ING Cafe (see inset, the newest one in Chicago). However, I do have the opportunity to earn a $10 referral bonus by handing out the two detachable cards that came with the mailer (see note 1). The new account holder also earns a $25 bonus. Customers can sign up through the mail using the card, or go online to a special landing page <ingdirect.com/seattle> (see screenshot below).   

Seattle mailer front

ING Direct Seattle mailer front

Seattle mailer back

ING Direct Seattle mailer back

Landing page for Seattle offer <ingdirect.com/seattle>

ING Direct Seattle landing page

Note:

1.  On the above scan, you can only see the top portion of one of two identical perforated referral cards designed to be given to family and friends. Sorry, my 8.5 x 14 scanner didn't capture the entire self-mailer.

Comments (1)

Most Recent Posts:

TrackBack

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.netbanker.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-t.cgi/1445

1 Comments

I have seen the big ING Direct sign on the building at 1st & King! Does anyone know when it will actually open?

Leave a comment

Sponsors

Worklight Yodlee MyBankTracker.com BackBase IntelliResponse Intuit

Events

Research

  • NEW! Email Banking: Revitalizing the Channel: New technologies and more thoughtful design could elevate email to a central role in account management - Find out more
  • NEW! Bank Transaction Alerts & Streaming: New delivery technologies will change the way users receive and interact with their banking information - Find out more
  • NEW! Mobile Banking & Finance Apps 2.0: A look at the three major smartphone app stores: iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry - Find out more
  • The Case for Mobile Banking: Ten strategic reasons for investing in the channel - Find out more
  • Online & Mobile Banking Forecast: Current, future and historical usage: 1994 to 2019 - Find out more
  • Making the Case for Person-to-Person Payments: Does mobility provide the tipping point for bank-branded P2P? - Find out more
  • Attracting Small Businesses with Online & Mobile Banking: Underserved segment is prime candidate for alt-delivery - Find out more

 

   

RSS Subscribe via RSS
RSS Subscribe to Comments



Email:


@NetBanker Twitter Feed



See all @NetBanker tweets

Most Recent Comments


Garin Toren commented on Launching: Doxo Looks to Dramatically Improve the Ebilling Experience

Anonymous commented on New Online Banking Report Published: Email Banking - Revitalizing the Channel

Jason Henrichs commented on Launched: PerkStreet Financial Focuses on Debit Card Rewards and Free Checking

Devin Miller commented on Launching: The First Location-Based Fraud Monitoring Service, Finsphere’s PinPoint

Vilmarie commented on The Need for Context-Sensitive Login Security

Paul Witman commented on The Eight Core Functions of Online Banking