Posts Tagged ‘credit union websites’
Top 5 things that might be missing from your website
Reviewing your website’s content is something of a never-ending task, but addressing content that already exists is pretty straightforward. What about the stuff you can’t see, because it doesn’t exist yet? It can be hard to see what you’re missing if there’s no one around to tell you what they can’t find. Thankfully, we’ve seen…
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The Top Five SEO Fixes for Credit Union Websites
You have to walk before you can run, and the same applies to optimizing your credit union’s website for search engines. Although AI bots are adding a few new wrinkles, the basics of SEO are about the same as ever: focus on making your site useful for the real live human people you serve, and…
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The Top 5 Content Problems on Credit Union Websites
Content is the beast that you never stop feeding. It’s the mill that always requires more grist. Like washing your dishes or doing the laundry, you’re never actually done-done. And that’s what makes it a headache for every marketer who has more responsibilities than time. Not all content is created equal, however. The social media…
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The Top Five Interface Problems on Credit Union Websites
Not to toot our own horns, but we build a lot of credit union websites (toot, toot). And so we see a lot of interface problems on old websites we need to solve with the new websites. Here are the top five problems we see specifically related to interfaces on credit union websites, and some…
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In case you missed it – 11.5.2025
Welcome to the family, Sacramento CU! Plus new financial wellness app, the next generation of cardholders, and doubling down on community support. Here’s what we noticed, in case you missed it. iDiz welcomes Sacramento Credit Union to their CU website family! This is a bit of horn-tooting, but in iDiz Inc. news, we’re proud to…
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Credit Union website best practices: condense, consolidate, and cull content
One of the strongest trends we’ve seen over the last few years in the credit union websites we build could be called “page compression”. Back in the ancient days (you know, maybe four years ago in web years) a typical CU website launched with 125-150 pages, maybe even more. Nowadays? That’s closer to 50 –…
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Fight fraud with your CU’s website
Let’s face it: fraud is an unfortunate fact of life, and protecting your credit union’s members against fraud and scams is a long-term, constant battle on many fronts. Fortunately, better fraud awareness can go a long way toward preventing fraud before it starts. Your website is the central component of making your members more fraud-savvy…
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