MasterCard Puts Points on the Board | Internet News

MasterCard Puts Points on the Board

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Sep 12, 2000
1 minute read

Loyalty marketer MyPoints.com Inc.
signed a three-year, multi-million-dollar pact making MasterCard International a preferred
provider on its site and linking the companies for integrated marketing
initiatives to reach consumers both online and off.


Not only will MasterCard be the preferred payment provider on the MyPoints
Shopping! network, but also MasterCard becomes a MyPoints.com client,
enabling it to market its MasterCard Exclusives Online program to the
MyPoints’ member base of more than 15 million Internet users.


Members will be rewarded with MyPoints currency as they learn about and take
advantage of MasterCard Exclusives offers.


Financial specifics of the deal
were not disclosed.


The alliance follows MyPoints.com’s July introduction of its MyPoints
MasterCard card, powered by NextCard.


“Utilizing the MyPoints member base, we will be able to expand our MasterCard
Exclusives Online program by marketing to millions of incentive-driven
consumers,” said Nicholas Utton, chief marketing officer at MasterCard.


The MyPoints Network features an opt-in database of members and provides
advertisers with an integrated suite of rewarded media products — including
enhanced e-mail and dynamically served Web offers — through which to target,
acquire and retain customers.


MasterCard is an association comprised of
22,000 member financial institutions serving consumers and businesses, both
large and small, in 210 countries and territories.

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