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How much is purchase data worth to advertisers? With advertisers access to consumer purchase information limited, by how much are payment companies missing out.    Since Point-of-Sale companies are not collecting Personal Identifiable information, their data revenue starts at the lowest level: syndicated data Delivering aggregate insights across market sectors.  Telling you that product A sold more than product B last month. Further filters show you insights like what regions product A performed best in, and at what prices. The value of syndicated data increases where you can start to analyse discounts, loyalty rewards & promotions to determine if they're creating any meaningful lift on item sales.  The reality is that only payment companies have access to Personally Identifiable information coming from customer card transactions. So, here is where the payment companies need to be brought into the data discussion. POS companies need to involve the processors or card networks to match transaction timestamps at the merchant check level, with timestamps from the processing stream, thereby marrying the two data sets. Married together this data taps into the high-margin advertising dollars as you are combining item data (which manufacturers care about) with demographic data (which marketers care about).  If you would like to understand more about the growing convergence of payments and consumer loyalty speak with the CSN Partner from your region. https://lnkd.in/d7bPNpq #strongertogether

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