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ING Direct Launches "We, the Savers" Manifesto & Microsite

By Jim Bruene on October 28, 2008 6:53 PM | Comments (0)

imageI noticed a new graphic on the ING Direct homepage today, "We, the Savers" in the upper-right corner. It leads to a banking version of the Clue Train Manifesto called The Declaration of Financial Independence operated by the bank at <wethesavers.com>.

imageAt the microsite visitors can read the 10-point declaration and sign the manifesto online. The U.S. map includes orange balls in each state that when moused over reveal the number of signers. So far, more than 5,300 consumers have signed since it went live Oct. 10th. All signers can be viewed at the site, but you have the option of leaving only your last initial for privacy.

When you sign the declaration, a little orange ball bounces over to the map and updates the state count in real time. As a final touch, signers qualify for a free "I save" bumper sticker from the bank's online store.

The effort is well conceived and well executed, as we've come to expect from ING Direct.

Wethesavers.com microsite from ING Direct (28 Oct 2008)

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"We, the Savers" link on ING Direct homepage (28 Oct 2008)

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