Comments on: How The Royal Bank of Canada Continues to Excel in Social Networking http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/2009/08/how-the-royal-bank-of-canada-has-excelled-with-social-networking/ Issues & Commentary Sun, 08 Jan 2012 11:58:15 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Joel Habegger http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/2009/08/how-the-royal-bank-of-canada-has-excelled-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-13789 Joel Habegger Mon, 19 Dec 2011 11:43:28 +0000 http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/?p=658#comment-13789 I just couldn't go away your website before suggesting that I actually enjoyed the standard information a person provide to your visitors? Is gonna be again regularly to inspect new posts I just couldn’t go away your website before suggesting that I actually enjoyed the standard information a person provide to your visitors? Is gonna be again regularly to inspect new posts

]]> By: The US gov’t is on the Web 2.0 bandwagon, are you? « Spark Your Interest! http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/2009/08/how-the-royal-bank-of-canada-has-excelled-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-409 The US gov’t is on the Web 2.0 bandwagon, are you? « Spark Your Interest! Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:30:14 +0000 http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/?p=658#comment-409 [...] Banks, also known for being pretty conservative are all over this: Capital City Savings in the US, Royal Bank here in Canada (although more for customer interaction by this post).  McKinsey has even done a [...] [...] Banks, also known for being pretty conservative are all over this: Capital City Savings in the US, Royal Bank here in Canada (although more for customer interaction by this post).  McKinsey has even done a [...]

]]> By: Ralph Severini http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/2009/08/how-the-royal-bank-of-canada-has-excelled-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-309 Ralph Severini Sat, 22 Aug 2009 16:29:04 +0000 http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/?p=658#comment-309 Paul I figured TD and BMO aren't going to let RBC go unchallenged. Do you have any specifics on what they plan to do or are doing? Paul

I figured TD and BMO aren’t going to let RBC go unchallenged.
Do you have any specifics on what they plan to do or are doing?

]]> By: Paul Gilbert http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/2009/08/how-the-royal-bank-of-canada-has-excelled-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-300 Paul Gilbert Thu, 20 Aug 2009 13:08:07 +0000 http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/?p=658#comment-300 RBC is doing very well in this area and is the clear winner with the youth market - an area other banks have not been brave enough to enter. This is changing. Both TD Bank and BMO here in Canada are giving RBC a run for their money on all fronts. Worth watching. RBC is doing very well in this area and is the clear winner with the youth market – an area other banks have not been brave enough to enter. This is changing. Both TD Bank and BMO here in Canada are giving RBC a run for their money on all fronts. Worth watching.

]]> By: Loraine LaPalomento http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/2009/08/how-the-royal-bank-of-canada-has-excelled-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-299 Loraine LaPalomento Wed, 19 Aug 2009 22:56:35 +0000 http://rgsmanagement.com/SeveriniBlog/?p=658#comment-299 I received your LinkedIn contact information from a friend. I have been in the financial business for 20 years working for Chase (funny RBC is one of our vendors that we support). However, why I am contacting you, is that I am a Rotarian and recently assigned a new position to Rotary, as PR Chair. I am very interested in discussing with you how you utilized social networking to communicate with other Rotarians across our district, in other US zones, and in other countries; and, more importantly NEW MEMBERS! Rotary is in the stone age, and we are slowly crawling out! However, if they want to obtain new, younger members, they need to invest in technology and new/improved and modern ways to reach the youth. I would love to chat with you. Please contact me. Loraine LaPalomento lorainel@comcast.net I received your LinkedIn contact information from a friend. I have been in the financial business for 20 years working for Chase (funny RBC is one of our vendors that we support). However, why I am contacting you, is that I am a Rotarian and recently assigned a new position to Rotary, as PR Chair. I am very interested in discussing with you how you utilized social networking to communicate with other Rotarians across our district, in other US zones, and in other countries; and, more importantly NEW MEMBERS!

Rotary is in the stone age, and we are slowly crawling out! However, if they want to obtain new, younger members, they need to invest in technology and new/improved and modern ways to reach the youth.

I would love to chat with you. Please contact me.

Loraine LaPalomento
lorainel@comcast.net

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