In part 1, we spoke about an ad for an insurance company's product, which uses cryptic copy and an ominous visual.
Letโs take a look at the opposite case - a bank by the name of Monzo, an online-only bank that lets you manage your accounts and money through a slick mobile app.
But there is more to Monzo than first appears. I appreciate how their advertisements try to understand the mindset of customers. "I want a bank I can talk to anytime," states one poster quote. And Monzo replies, "We are here 24/7."
It's a super clear value prop - this is a bank that actually listens. 100% empathy. None of that stodgy, inaccessible banking stuff.
Their vibe is all about those calm, dreamy visuals paired with simple, straightforward messages. Definitely trying to appeal to the millennial/Gen Z crowd who are all about that fintech life. No scary red volcanoes or aggressive sales tactics here.
Monzo nails it on:
* Researching and listening to exactly what customers want
* Crafting a solid, communicative value proposition
* Standing out from traditional banks with a relaxed, youthful aesthetic
Crystal clear, memorable, and relatable. Thatโs how you build an empire ๐ช
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