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American Express Launches 'Link, Like, Love' on Facebook

By Mercator Advisory Group
August 17, 2011
in Analysts Coverage
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Card-linked offers have transformed digital marketing by allowing consumers to redeem discounts automatically through their payment cards without the need for coupons or promotional codes. By integrating payment technology with social media and loyalty programs, financial institutions can create personalized experiences that increase customer engagement while simplifying the purchasing process.

For merchants, card-linked offers provide more than just promotional reach. They deliver valuable campaign analytics, customer insights, and measurable redemption data that help businesses optimize marketing efforts and strengthen customer loyalty. As digital commerce continues to evolve, seamless offer redemption has become an important differentiator for both payment providers and retailers.

Continuing development of its social media initiatives, American Express has launched a new deals platform on Facebook, with both cardmember and merchant benefits.

Starting today, on the American Express Facebook page, cardmembers can link their cards to the program and choose their favorite deals; American Express will send statement credits to cardmembers’ accounts as they shop online or in stores, without the need to pre-purchase anything, print out or show a coupon at the point of sale. In the coming months, American Express will also deliver Membership Rewards® points offers, entertainment access, exclusive content and special events through the application, all based on a cardmember’s Facebook social graph.

The merchant-facing capabilities of the service are intended to reduce implementation challenges and to provide useful campaign analytics.

The platform is built upon American Express’ Smart Offer APIs, which enable coupon-less offers that remove any hassle at the point of sale for the consumer and free merchants from having to train their staff. The technology also enables American Express to provide detailed reporting on deal redemption and customer loyalty to help merchants design their digital marketing programs. To bring additional value to merchants, American Express also unveiled a first-of-its-kind marketing tool, “Go Social,” (americanexpress.com/gosocial) for its small business merchants to create and distribute coupon-less cardmember offers into digital channels such as Facebook and other platforms. The new “Go Social” tool will help merchants to build their business and evaluate their social offer campaigns with detailed reports that they can access through their own secure dashboards.

Major merchants adding offers for the launch of the service include 20th Century Fox, Dunkin’ Donuts, Whole Foods Market, Lord & Taylor, Outback Steakhouse, Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, Virgin America, Bonefish Grill, H&M, Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine, Westin Hotels & Resorts, Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts, Celebrity Cruises, Lenovo, Sports Authority, 1-800-FLOWERS, and Travelocity. Existing American Express network partner offers are also accessible.

The growth of card-linked offers reflects the increasing convergence of payments, digital marketing, and customer loyalty. By removing friction from the redemption process and leveraging payment data to deliver personalized promotions, these programs create value for both consumers and merchants.

As retailers and payment providers continue investing in data-driven marketing strategies, card-linked offers are expected to remain a key tool for improving customer engagement, measuring campaign performance, and delivering more relevant shopping experiences across digital and in-store channels.

Read more here: http://about.americanexpress.com/news/pr/2011/link.aspx

 

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