- TruStage business resources
- Consumer Insurance resources
- Marketing materials
- Highlight series
Prepare your Consumer Insurance campaigns
Offering coverage to more members benefits your credit union and the people you serve. When you combine TruStage® outreach with your own marketing efforts — supported by our easy-to-use multimedia materials — you can deepen engagement, increase noninterest income and stay top of mind during important buying moments.
Consumer Insurance resources
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Driving email outreach to members
Planned email messages help build awareness and begin the conversation concerning TruStage insurance products. To complement that outreach, we encourage you to use the email templates and marketing assets we provide.
Thinking about email segmentation? Consider these groupings:
- Age
- Account tenure
- Account balance
- Type of account
- New members, indirect members or auto loan closings
When it comes to timing, think about:
- Coordination around a direct mail drop
- Other marketing events and themes, including birthdays
- Ongoing engagement emails
- A full credit union marketing calendar, to plan cadence
- Number of emails sent and number of unsubscribes
Review full lists of considerations for segmentation and timing in the campaign guide.
View the campaign guideYour marketing team can use downloadable, TruStage-precompiled email templates to promote Accidental Death & Dismemberment, Auto and Life, and other insurance offerings. Digital resources allow you to plan and deploy messaging to your consumers that builds awareness and begins the conversation to better fulfill their needs.
Call center and branch communication
Keeping your teams informed of Consumer Insurance product offerings and marketing campaigns helps create a more seamless consumer journey — allowing each sales team member to more effectively assist on the path from prospect to converted policyholder.
- Share internal updates explaining your email marketing initiatives.
- Keep the call center phone number handy and easily accessible for all team members.
- Provide access to the Consumer Insurance Resource Center.
Use your credit union's website
Help simplify the experience for your members by providing access to information on Consumer Insurance directly on your website, in key locations. Access ready-to-use banners, copy and links on the Consumer Insurance Media Center.
Suggested campaign timeline
You can use TruStage-developed marketing materials at any time, but here's a simple schedule that can help you make the most of key moments throughout the year.
Auto campaign
May – July

Car buying season begins in May. This is a good time to promote your car insurance offerings.
Life campaign
August – October

Life Insurance Awareness Month falls in September, making this a prime time to promote life insurance coverage.
Campaign how-tos, at a glance
Creating effective marketing doesn't have to be complicated. These very basic steps give your team a streamlined way to choose, launch and measure campaigns that help protect more members and support your credit union's goals.
1. Plan
- Choose the marketing materials you'd like to use, and review the campaign tips sheet for best practices.
2. Gather
- Download your no-cost materials. (Pro tip: Using at least two items typically works best.)
3. Go live
- Make sure your digital assets are live, send your marketing emails and share any printed materials with your members.
4. Track results
- Check your progress in the CU Navigator reporting tool to see how your campaign is performing over time.
5. Maximize your Consumer Insurance program
- Take a look at the Consumer Insurance Resource Center to explore downloadable assets, tips, training materials and more.
- Access more information and plans in the Prepare your Consumer Insurance campaigns guide. Find details on the TruStage resources available to your credit union and how to make them most accessible to your members.