Esports can help brands and sports clubs to solidify their revenue streams. With a gaming tournament platform, you create a digital alternative to the match days in stadiums. This allows you to reconnect with sports fans, tap into and quickly get to know new audiences like Gen Z or people abroad.
App gamification is an innovative methodology that uses typical game-world elements in non-game contexts to stimulate the user’s involvement. If you’re not at least considering integrating such mechanics into your app today, you risk to get behind on competitors and lose users. In this post, we cover why it's important to start looking into app gamification today and what tactics exist by using the StriveCloud toolbox as an example.
Shared mobility providers are struggling to achieve profitability because competing at the price level is the only way to acquire and retain customers. What if we told you there's a smarter way to acquire more customers, engage them without losing money? Fire up your acquisition and retention game by gamifying your mobile app experience.
Many businesses are launching apps to get the needed eyeball time from their audience, but lots of them are failing at keeping consumers engaged. Why? Because they are either not tracking mobile app churn or aren't solving the problems that cause users to abandon their apps. Luckily, there are solutions to tackle the engagement challenge. Gamification, for instance.
While e-scooters are extremely popular and provide a good solution for short-distance commute in cities, the micro-mobility industry is struggling to make ends meet. The main reason is strict regulation leading to little differentiation with competitors. Embracing app gamification could, however, bring shared mobility providers more peace of mind and strengthen their position in the fierce battle to build a loyal user base. Shared mobility services provider Wunder Mobility is now partnering up with StriveCloud to offer its clients this possibility.
In our fan engagement breakdown series, we take a look at the top sports teams and organizations in the world and how they are tackling fan engagement in times of social distancing. In this blog post, Alex Ferrer Kristjansson, Senior Director Marketing and Communication at Euroleague Basketball shares how Europe’s elite multinational basketball club competition league is keeping their fanbase engaged digitally. Besides some practical examples, Alex also shares his view on...
Are you looking for alternatives to offline advertising at live events and generate new revenue opportunities? Consider investing in a very own gaming tournament platform for your brand. Over the past months, esports were able to attract thousands of consumers by providing a fun digital alternative to the live event vacuum. The quick set-up, easy scaling and low entry barrier make it possible to have a live and active platform in next to no time. And once you’re online, smart gamification elements enable you to keep users engaged, build a community of brand ambassadors, significantly increase eyeball time and in the end, boost sales. Moreover, this new medium enables you to reach new and bigger audiences, and gain more insights on who is interested in your brand to leverage in future marketing campaigns.
