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Talking about gamification has gotten me into a whole lot of “heated discussions” over the past couple of years. Sometimes it’s with the sort of ahead-of-the-curve professionals who talk at length about the intricate game-play of Call of Duty versus the simple pleasures of Angry Birds; sometimes it’s with more sceptical types who balk at buzzwords and think digital culture is an oxymoron; sometimes it’s with both at the same time.

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Not just digital Not new Not building games

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Challenge

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Challenge Competition

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Challenge Competition Winning

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Challenge Competition Winning Completion

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Reward enhances these emotions

Engagement not subject dependent

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Drive motivation Long and short term Must be relevant

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Our time is precious We want

to progress Simple indicators

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Know the customer Encourages repeat users Build community

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Community Problem solving Team work

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Drive HCP networks Status based rewards Transparency

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Shiny prizes aren’t always best

Sustained rewards and engagement

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Ease of use Rewarding Tough, but achievable Online = offline experience It makes running more engaging

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Physical well-being Adherence Community support Team achievements

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Sympathetic Personal stories Personality match Intimacy Loyal users

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Make the serious trivial? No.

Become game developers. No.

Learn from principles? Yes.

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Understand your customer, what makes them tick

Look at offline behaviour to develop an online experience

You know we want to achieve, but what does the visitor want

Let’s be challenging, not daunting Capture unique metrics

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Contrived Lack engagement Distract from content

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Understand what constitutes a ‘win’ Understand the user’s motivation Design for the emotional user Scalable, meaningful rewards Don’t re-invent the wheel Every interaction interesting

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How does this fit with my brand objectives? Is it appropriate for my content? Will it compromise my content? How can I measure success?