BofA launches ad campaign with simple message

Bank of America on Monday launched an advertising campaign, one that is intended to rebuild trust in the bank by using simple, clear language. The $40 million campaign is based on the idea that consumers want information they can put to immediate use. According to Bank of America Senior Vice President Jim Buchanan, consumers don't want "the big national stories around TARP," but rather would like to understand how Bank of America's products and services can help them through these difficult times.

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This story published in The Financial Services Roundtable SmartBrief on 10/30/2009





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