Ally.com Named ‘Outstanding Website’
The Web Marketing Association named Ally.com an “Outstanding Website” in its annual competition.
MIDVALE, Utah — Ally.com, the online destination of Ally Financial and its direct banking and auto finance subsidiaries, has won two "Outstanding Website" awards in the Web Marketing Association's 16th annual WebAward Competition. The site was honored in the banking and financial service categories.
"We make it our priority to design, develop and enhance the Ally.com website to align with the wants and needs of our customers," said Gayle Wellborn, eCommerce executive for Ally. "Our goal is to connect with our customers in a way that's not only effective, but is visually appealing and simple to use — and being honored as an Outstanding Website is affirmation that we're on track."
WebAward nominees, which included more than 2,000 entries from 42 countries, were judged on seven criteria, including content, copywriting, design, innovation, interactivity, navigation and use of technology.
In addition to Ally.com, Ally Bank uses social media channels like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and the brand's Straight Talk Blog to communicate directly with consumers. Earlier this year, Ally Bank was also recognized as a leader in financial service companies using social media by Change Sciences Group.
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