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An agency owner includes a Hyatt credit card in their strategy for maximizing rewards on client ad spend, citing its bonus categories for online advertising.

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Post: "Client wants to put $3M/year ad spend on agency-owned accounts. I know meta and Google made invoicing mandatory. Are other platforms still good for getting..."

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Is that cashback considered business revenue?

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  • [comment u/gobluedog] I earn millions of miles each year from Amex Gold, Chase Sapphire Reserve and Hyatt card, which have bonus categories for online advertising.

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5 of 22 comments
  • “Google requires invoicing for larger accounts, not small ones with less than $10k monthly spend. Facebook doesn't seem to require it yet. Hope not. I earn millions of miles each year from Amex Gold, Chase Sapphire Reserve and Hyatt card, which have bonus categories for online advertising.”

    u/gobluedog7 points · Sep 20, 2026View

  • “We use ghost cards set up specifically for each account we manage. This way, if they don’t pay or miss payment we simply turn it off until they do and it doesn’t mess with the others. And by doing this we get all the points too. We have credit cards mapped to every digital platform excluding dsp.”

    u/bhparke4 points · Sep 20, 2026View

  • “Why don’t they want to use their own accounts?”

    u/SmokeyJacks2 points · Sep 20, 2026View

  • “Before optimising rewards, I’d separate three questions: (1) can the platform offer meaningful credit or terms at that spend, (2) whose legal and commercial risk sits with the account owner, and (3) whether the client agreement explicitly treats rebates/points as pass-through or agency revenue. I’d put account ownership and any benefit-sharing in writing, with client audit rights and a clawback if”

    u/JonathanAtOddity2 points · Sep 21, 2026View

  • “don't chase the points on $3M. Google's already shoved big accounts onto invoicing so the rewards play is basically dead there, and Meta/elsewhere at ~$250k/mo will still smash Amex/Chase limits and one late payment owns you. if they won't run spend on their own BM: 30–45 days prepaid before anything goes live, one virtual card per platform capped at that week's spend, and pause-on-nonpay in wri”

    u/Emotional_Badger_9591 points · Sep 23, 2026View

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Customer feedback

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Subreddit
r/agency

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  • ChaseAlso named

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Mentions
1

Details

Timing
Ongoing state
Category
Features
Virality
Somewhat high
Post kind
Text
Prominence
Aside
Company's role
Vendor

Topics and mentions

Topics

  • credit cards
  • advertising spend
  • payments
  • rewards
  • agency

Flair

  • Finances & Accounting

Products named

  • Hyatt card

Extraction

Sentiment
Positive
Detected
Sep 20, 2026
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signal_subtype
customerFeedback

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        "author": "gobluedog",
        "excerpt": "Google requires invoicing for larger accounts, not small ones with less than $10k monthly spend. Facebook doesn't seem to require it yet. Hope not. I earn millions of miles each year from Amex Gold, Chase Sapphire Reserve and Hyatt card, which have bonus categories for online advertising.",
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        "excerpt": "We use ghost cards set up specifically for each account we manage. This way, if they don’t pay or miss payment we simply turn it off until they do and it doesn’t mess with the others. And by doing this we get all the points too. We have credit cards mapped to every digital platform excluding dsp.",
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        "excerpt": "Before optimising rewards, I’d separate three questions: (1) can the platform offer meaningful credit or terms at that spend, (2) whose legal and commercial risk sits with the account owner, and (3) whether the client agreement explicitly treats rebates/points as pass-through or agency revenue. I’d put account ownership and any benefit-sharing in writing, with client audit rights and a clawback if",
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        "excerpt": "don't chase the points on $3M. Google's already shoved big accounts onto invoicing so the rewards play is basically dead there, and Meta/elsewhere at ~$250k/mo will still smash Amex/Chase limits and one late payment owns you.\n\n if they won't run spend on their own BM: 30–45 days prepaid before anything goes live, one virtual card per platform capped at that week's spend, and pause-on-nonpay in wri",
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        "excerpt": "try something which u trust!!",
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