Create, build and manage Gamification Marketing Campaigns

Retail companies are always looking for ways they can stand out from their competition. This case study tells the story of how a large department store in Estonia used gamification to promote one of their flash sales, resulting in engagement and interaction levels that exceeded all expectations.

Studies have shown that games can be up to 80% more effective at getting people to engage with your brand than traditional advertising methods. Euronics got inspired by Candy Crush and decided to use it to engage its customer for over 15minutes!

What if we tell you that there are more ways to use gamification than marketing? What if you create a game for your employees to enlighten their regular every-other workday? This is where gamification steps in.

The leaves are changing color, the air is getting crisp, and pumpkins are appearing on doorsteps. That can only mean one thing—Halloween is just around the corner! As always, Creditstar decided to celebrate the holiday with a special campaign. This year, their goal was to engage with their users and give them the opportunity to have some fun while also reminding them about our products and offers.

Insurers are often thought of as the boring, old-fashioned industry that no one wants to work in or deal with. But what if there was a way to change people’s perception of insurance and make it more engaging? Estonian Insurance Association company did just that by using gamification marketing. Learn how they did it and see if you can apply the same techniques to your own marketing efforts.

Coca-Cola has long been known for its innovative marketing campaigns. But recently, the brand took its marketing strategy one step further by leveraging gamification!