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High Order Bit

Talkat Web 2.0 Summit 2011 · 2011-10-17..10-19· [startups-and-business]
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Main claim: payments should be free because the transactional data exceeds fees and can be monetized by showing targeted offers at the moment of purchase or on receipts and statements. Examples: Amazon and Google show related buys, Cardlytics and TrueAIS put offers on statements, retargeting firms resurrect abandoned carts. Numbers: typical card fees are 2–3% while some platforms capture ~30% and Australia caps interchange at 50 basis points. Built outcomes: cross‑merchant aggregation and receipt offers prove higher ROI than commodity fees.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:45How transactions work today
  3. 3:25Value of transaction data
  4. 4:15John Doe
  5. 5:30Payment Data
  6. 7:30Retargeting
  7. 8:23hunch
  8. 8:56point of need
  9. 9:16payment companies
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