Sientia Partners with Tillo to Boost Reward-Based Marketing Campaigns
Through Tillo's plug-and-play API, Sientia can now seamlessly embed digital gift cards from over 3,000 global brands into its campaigns, enabling advertisers to drive engagement, reward purchases, and build lasting customer loyalty.
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Sientia, a platform working in the payment-linked advertising space, has partnered with Tillo, a global gift card provider, to unlock the power of real rewards in precision-targeted marketing campaigns.
Sientia uses Open Banking data to help advertisers reach millions of UK consumers with hyper-relevant, omni-channel campaigns that deliver measurable ROI.
Through Tillo’s plug-and-play API, Sientia can now seamlessly embed digital gift cards from over 3,000 global brands into its campaigns, enabling advertisers to drive engagement, reward purchases, and build lasting customer loyalty.
Alex Preece, CEO and Co-Founder of Tillo, said, “We’re delighted to be working with Sientia, a company that’s redefining how brands connect with customers through the power of Open Banking data.”
“By combining Sientia’s advanced targeting capabilities with Tillo’s global network of gift card rewards, we’re helping advertisers build more relevant, rewarding, and results-driven campaigns than ever before.”
Sam Leslie-Miller, Co-Founder of Sientia, said, “At Sientia, our mission is to make marketing more meaningful for everyone – and rewards are a powerful way to achieve that.”
“By partnering with Tillo, we can give advertisers the ability to add real value to their campaigns, rewarding customers instantly for the behaviours brands want to inspire. It’s a game-changer for engagement, loyalty, and return on investment.”



































































































