Financial firms’ marketing efforts to focus on DIY apps
Do-it-yourself financial wellness apps will pave the way for firms to focus on more holistic, customer-centric marketing, group predicts
- By: Leah Golob
- December 7, 2017 December 26, 2018
- 16:30
Do-it-yourself financial wellness apps will pave the way for firms to focus on more holistic, customer-centric marketing, group predicts
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