Implement Collaborative Gamification Strategies to Drive Referrals

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Implement Collaborative Gamification Strategies to Drive Referrals

Collaborative gamification cultivates communities around brands, driving referral rates that enables zero-cost customer acquisition and better retention.

Elia Wagner, CX Architect

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The Rationale

Collaborative gamification leverages the power of social connections to motivate existing customers to refer their friends and family. It provides a structured framework for tracking and rewarding referrals, creating a win-win situation where customers are incentivized to share their positive experiences.

The Benefits

Collaborative gamification fosters a sense of community around the brand. This network effect then ultimately leads to increased customer acquisition, engagement, and overall brand loyalty.

Ideally Suited For

Industry: Insurance, Banking, Large-Retail
Mobile app: Yes
Existing Loyalty program: Not a must
Drive Multi-Actions: Yes

Key Performance Indicators

Heightened Referral Rates, Acquisitions, and Customer Loyalty

SMS Notification

Chenda received a push notification from Umbrelife inviting her to participate in a new team challenge.

1

Team-based Challenge

Chenda invited her friends and formed a team of three.

2

Milestone Campaign

Chenda’s team is eagerly striving to accomplish all the milestones for the rewards.

CUSTOMER ACQUIRED

3

Leaderboard

Chenda checks the leaderboard to understand other teams' performance.

4

Instant Gratification

Chenda's team receives the reward for successfully completing all the milestones.

CUSTOMER ACTIVATED

5

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