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»Cardlytics

Cardlytics Bought Dosh To Get To Gen Z

Cardlytics dropped $275 million on Dosh Monday to access Gen Z and millennial consumers – who don’t bank the way older generations do. Both companies are similar, delivering personalized offers (Cardlytics also uses these insights to build analytics based on consumer purchase behaviors). But Dosh works with banking upstarts like Venmo, Betterment and Ellevest while... Continue reading »
by Sarah Sluis // March 2nd, 2021 //
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Cardlytics Acquires Dosh for $275 Million; Walmart Is On The Hunt For A New Media Agency

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Put It On My Card Cardlytics is planning to acquire cash-back platform Dosh for $275 million. The deal, a mixture of cash and stock, was announced on Monday, which is also when Cardlytics released its Q4 earnings results. Cardlytics IPOed back in 2018, well... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // March 2nd, 2021 //
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Banking On Data, With Cardlytics CEO Lynne Laube

Transaction data is a rising signal for digital advertising, and not only when it comes to Amazon, ecommerce and loyalty card data (i.e., Nielsen Catalina). Many banks now use information about their customers’ purchases to deliver ads, thanks in large part to ad tech firm Cardlytics. Odds are you’ve seen Cardlytics’ ads. The 12-year-old company... Continue reading »
by Zach Rodgers // July 13th, 2020 //
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Cardlytics Surges; Big Tech Invades Banking

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Strong Cards Cardlytics shares jumped almost 40% on Wednesday, pushing its market cap above $1 billion. The company partners with banks to create cash-back offers – so banking app users can be served promotional deals, and the discount is credited by the bank when... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // November 14th, 2019 //
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What Headwinds? Ad Tech Stocks Are Surging This Year

Amid fears of a recession and wild swings in the stock market, advertising technology companies are enjoying a renaissance. Since the start of 2019, shares of the video ad tech company Telaria have more than doubled in value, from below $4 to $10.45 as of this week. Rubicon Project also started the year trading below... Continue reading »
by James Hercher // September 10th, 2019 //
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Cardlytics Says It Hopes To Expand Beyond Bank-Owned Media

The payments data company Cardlytics, which went public in February, said in its earnings call Wednesday that it hopes to expand its advertising program and the marketing applications of its consumer spending data. Cardlytics had $35.6 million in revenue during the second quarter, up from $32.8 million during the same period last year. Though the... Continue reading »
by James Hercher // August 16th, 2018 //
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Cardlytics Debuts On Nasdaq As Founders Consider The Path Forward

It’s IPO day for Cardlytics, the maker of an analytics platform that leverages purchase data sourced directly from bank partners. Cardlytics began trading at about $12, below its target share price of $13-$15, when Nasdaq opened Friday, before climbing modestly to $13 in afternoon trading. Cardlytics aims to raise about $70 million in the offering.... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // February 9th, 2018 //
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The Purchase Data Playbook For Marketers

While tapping into purchases helps advertisers close the loop around the actual conversion, the use cases for purchase data have evolved far beyond measurement. The use of transactional data is maturing in media activation, as is the ability to commingle it with other data sources like behavioral, location and even panels in channels like addressable... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // November 13th, 2017 //
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Location Meets Transaction Data In Cardlytics’ Cross-Device Measurement Push

Cardlytics, which helps advertisers like Starbucks activate audience data from bank partners like Bank of America, Citibank and PNC, is working with Drawbridge to assess how cross-device exposures affect online and in-store purchases. Drawbridge is the first cross-device platform to access Cardlytics Measurement, a tool that gauges metrics like average basket size and the view... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // May 19th, 2016 //
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Cardlytics Banks On Programmatic

Cardlytics, which, in its first iteration, fueled card-linked offers for banks and financial services firms, is opening up new ways to monetize around the private bank channel. The company, which sits on transactional data spanning 109 million accounts in the US alone, is eyeing longer-term deals with agency holding groups. It’s also beefing up demand... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // January 28th, 2016 //
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