MasterCard Asia/Pacific to mine social chatter for bank campaigns

MasterCard is working with Facebook and other social media platforms in Asia Pacific to garner insights on consumer sentiment which can be sold on to banks.

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MasterCard Asia/Pacific to mine social chatter for bank campaigns

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The 'Priceless Engine' will see MasterCard use its analytic capabilities to help its partner banks understand consumer sentiment and trends based on social conversations while tracking engagement and transactions on campaigns.

"Asia is fast exceeding the rest of the world in internet and social media usage, with one out of every two social media users globally residing in the region," says Sam Ahmed, senior vice president and group head, Marketing, Asia Pacific, MasterCard. "Given this exponential growth in social media, digital marketing can no longer just be about communication or engagement. MasterCard's Priceless Engine now has the ability to drive brand differentiation and significant revenue growth for our partners."

MasterCard plans to triple its investment in digital marketing in Asia Pacific over the next three years and says it will be working closely with key partners in the social media space - including Facebook - in an effort to get closer to consumers.

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Ketharaman Swaminathan

Ketharaman Swaminathan Founder and CEO at GTM360 Marketing Solutions

For over 2 years, midsize and large banks in the region have been using various social intelligence platforms to mine social media chatter for upsell, cross-sell, customer service and to ringfence dissatisfied customers from their competitors. Will be interesting to watch MasterCard's target market and use cases.

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