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JPMorgan Chase Bank revealed its newest business venture, which will help drive sales and growth for businesses. The company debuts its digital media solutions platform, which is being viewed as a step towards its ambition of becoming a super app.
The new Chase Media Solutions is expected to connect about 80 million consumers in the United States with the retail brands they patronize. The platform will then deliver many offers like cashback based on their spending habits.
JPMorgan Chase’s Digital Media Platform
As per PYMNTS, the bank unveiled its new digital business that offers personalized advertising in the banking segment on Wednesday, April 3. It was noted that major retail brands such as Amazon and Walmart have long been using media networks to sell ads. Relying on these networks shows a very competitive environment for marketers’ retail advertising budgets.
Chase said that its digital media platform will give brands access to more customers by allowing them to directly connect with JPMorgan Chase’s 80 million customers. The solution will simply serve as a key channel for brands, linking them to the consumers’ interests or things they mostly spend money on.
What the Chase Media Solution Offers to Customers
While JPMorgan Chase has many advantages, customers can greatly benefit from the new digital platform because it can personalize offers according to their interests. Customers may also earn lots of cashback with brands they usually buy from or discover for the first time.
In addition, various discounts and other rewards await Chase’s customers, which the media platform has tailored based on their purchasing behaviors. The solution simply helps retail firms tap into customers’ preferences and offer rewards accordingly to boost their sales and fuel growth.
“Our deep understanding of consumer spending across categories has driven us to reimagine what retail media networks can offer,” Chase Media Solutions president, Rich Muhlstock, said in a press release. “Like retailers, we have first-party data and a dedicated audience. But what sets us apart is the unrivaled scale and insights from our customers having long served as a trusted guide for their financial decisions.”
Photo by: Chase Press Release
