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Best Credit Cards for Google, Facebook, and Other Ad Spend

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Introduction

As digital marketing continues to grow in popularity, advertising on platforms like Google and Facebook has become crucial for businesses to reach their target audiences. Choosing the right credit card to manage these ad spend can help maximize rewards, save money, and optimize cash flow. In this article, we’ll explore the best credit cards specifically tailored for online advertising expenses.

1. American Express Blue Business Plus Credit Card

The American Express Blue Business Plus is an excellent option for businesses looking to earn rewards on ad spend. With this card, you’ll receive 2x Membership Rewards points on your first $50,000 spent each year (1x point per dollar spent thereafter). This includes advertising with Google and Facebook, ensuring you get the most out of your investment.

2. Chase Ink Business Preferred Credit Card

Chase Ink Business Preferred offers a generous reward system when it comes to ad spend. With this card, users receive 3x Chase Ultimate Rewards points per dollar spent on the first $150,000 in combined spending on travel, shipping purchases, internet/cable/phone services, and online advertising on social media platforms like Facebook or search engines like Google.

3. Bank of America Business Advantage Cash Rewards Mastercard

This card is ideal for businesses that prefer cash back rewards over points. The Bank of America Business Advantage Cash Rewards Mastercard offers 3% cash back on up to $250,000 of annual spending in a selected choice category. This includes online advertising through platforms like Google and Facebook.

4. Brex Corporate Card for Startups

Brex Corporate Card focuses specifically on startups and provides 7x points for every dollar spent on digital ads—no traditional bank account or personal guarantee required. It also offers valuable discounts with major tech providers like Amazon Web Services and Slack. Accumulated reward points can be redeemed for travel, merchandise or gift cards.

5. Capital One Spark Cash Plus

The Capital One Spark Cash Plus is another great option for businesses seeking cash back rewards. This card offers unlimited 2% cash back on all purchases, including ad spend on Google and Facebook. In addition, it provides up to a $1,000 cash bonus when you spend $10,000 or more within the first three months, which can help offset costs of online advertising campaigns.

Conclusion

Advertising on platforms like Google and Facebook plays a crucial role in today’s business landscape, and selecting the right credit card can help maximize rewards and streamline expenses. By choosing one of these cards tailored for ad spend, businesses can make the most of their investments in digital marketing while enjoying additional perks such as points, cash back or discounts.

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