Swace is a blockchain-based social gaming platform that will revolutionize the way young, upwardly-mobile people engage with brands. It offers socially interactive games which result in real rewards.
Swace is a new blockchain-based social gaming platform that connects brands with customers through engaging games. Users earn real-world rewards for interacting with brands on the platform. Some key features include games involving sharing emotions, voting, visiting locations, and using augmented reality. The startup is seeking $500,000 investment to finish development, expand game functions, start sales, launch its app pilot, and onboard initial users, brands, and games. The funding would represent 10% equity in the company, which has a pre-money valuation of $4.5 million.
This document introduces Swace, a new blockchain-based social gaming platform that connects brands with customers by having users engage with brands through interactive games. This earns users rewards in the real world. Some key points:
- Swace aims to solve the problem of brands struggling to connect with customers who are resistant to traditional advertising.
- On the platform, users can play various games involving locations, photos, videos, AR and product testing to interact with brands. This engagement earns them real-world rewards.
- The core team has developed a roadmap to launch in Lithuania in 2018 before expanding to more EU countries.
- They are conducting a private pre-sale offering equity and tokens to fund
This document discusses using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in marketing. It defines AR as overlaying location-specific information and graphics onto the real world. VR replaces the real world with virtual, computer-generated sights and sounds. The document suggests using AR and VR to help prospects evaluate solutions by experiencing them up close. It provides examples of using VR to demonstrate how a solution works and engage prospects in discussions. It also discusses using AR for creative product demos and interactive learning experiences to enhance user engagement.
Up until now, the practice of UX Strategy has been overrun by highfalutin propaganda and no practical guide that explained the strategic techniques as an easy-to-apply methodology. That's why Jaime says she wrote her book UX Strategy. At this talk, Jaime discussed what user experience strategy looks like in practice and explains how it intersects with UX design and business strategy.
Magic Mirror is an interactive digital mirror that can be customized with brand content to enrich customer experience. It offers several interactive features including product try-on, photo sharing on social media, games, and brand moments. The mirror uses cameras, sensors, and facial recognition to superimpose products onto photos or integrate a user's face into an avatar. It aims to increase customer engagement with brands through fun interactions and rewards. Pricing is £5,900 plus VAT per unit.
The document discusses using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in marketing. It defines AR as overlaying information and graphics onto the real world view. VR replaces the real world sights and sounds with computer-generated ones. The document suggests using AR and VR in the evaluation phase can help prospects experience solutions up close and see why they are superior to competitors. It provides examples of using VR to engage prospects in demos and discussions, and using AR on smartphones to create interactive learning experiences and demonstrations of how products work.
Innovation ist ohne Stories und Storytelling nicht möglich. Anhand der Hero's Journey wird der Einsatz von Stories im Innovationsprozesse eingeführt.
Präsentation zum 1. Crea Germany Meetup, Hamburg
Swace is a new blockchain-based social gaming platform that connects brands with customers through engaging games. Users earn real-world rewards for interacting with brands on the platform. Some key features include games involving sharing emotions, voting, visiting locations, and using augmented reality. The startup is seeking $500,000 investment to finish development, expand game functions, start sales, launch its app pilot, and onboard initial users, brands, and games. The funding would represent 10% equity in the company, which has a pre-money valuation of $4.5 million.
This document introduces Swace, a new blockchain-based social gaming platform that connects brands with customers by having users engage with brands through interactive games. This earns users rewards in the real world. Some key points:
- Swace aims to solve the problem of brands struggling to connect with customers who are resistant to traditional advertising.
- On the platform, users can play various games involving locations, photos, videos, AR and product testing to interact with brands. This engagement earns them real-world rewards.
- The core team has developed a roadmap to launch in Lithuania in 2018 before expanding to more EU countries.
- They are conducting a private pre-sale offering equity and tokens to fund
This document discusses using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in marketing. It defines AR as overlaying location-specific information and graphics onto the real world. VR replaces the real world with virtual, computer-generated sights and sounds. The document suggests using AR and VR to help prospects evaluate solutions by experiencing them up close. It provides examples of using VR to demonstrate how a solution works and engage prospects in discussions. It also discusses using AR for creative product demos and interactive learning experiences to enhance user engagement.
Up until now, the practice of UX Strategy has been overrun by highfalutin propaganda and no practical guide that explained the strategic techniques as an easy-to-apply methodology. That's why Jaime says she wrote her book UX Strategy. At this talk, Jaime discussed what user experience strategy looks like in practice and explains how it intersects with UX design and business strategy.
Magic Mirror is an interactive digital mirror that can be customized with brand content to enrich customer experience. It offers several interactive features including product try-on, photo sharing on social media, games, and brand moments. The mirror uses cameras, sensors, and facial recognition to superimpose products onto photos or integrate a user's face into an avatar. It aims to increase customer engagement with brands through fun interactions and rewards. Pricing is £5,900 plus VAT per unit.
The document discusses using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in marketing. It defines AR as overlaying information and graphics onto the real world view. VR replaces the real world sights and sounds with computer-generated ones. The document suggests using AR and VR in the evaluation phase can help prospects experience solutions up close and see why they are superior to competitors. It provides examples of using VR to engage prospects in demos and discussions, and using AR on smartphones to create interactive learning experiences and demonstrations of how products work.
Innovation ist ohne Stories und Storytelling nicht möglich. Anhand der Hero's Journey wird der Einsatz von Stories im Innovationsprozesse eingeführt.
Präsentation zum 1. Crea Germany Meetup, Hamburg
ESKA wanted to engage participants around town with a fun, branded mobile game to promote their expanded offerings. They created an app called #eskaquest that challenged participants to find hidden ESKA tiles using QR codes around town, unlocking AR and trivia challenges to earn points and rewards. The game was successful in generating user-created branded content through photos and driving brand awareness, with 96% of participants answering trivia questions correctly.
Top Brands using virtual reality for advertising campaigns Q2 2016Chris Rigatuso
This document discusses virtual reality (VR) and its potential for brand marketing campaigns. It defines VR and provides stats on the growing VR market. Examples are given of brands like Volvo, North Face, and Lowe's that have implemented successful VR experiences. Considerations for brands interested in VR include content delivery methods, audience targeting, and evaluating costs versus reach and media coverage. An assessment framework is outlined to help brands decide whether to pursue a VR marketing campaign.
Gamification 101: Learn the Basics of Gamification StrategyTechnologyAdvice
Learn the basics of gamification strategy, including common terms, how to implement solutions, and what it can do for your company.
For more gamification resources, visit us at TechnologyAdvice.com
Matmi is a digital marketing agency that achieves astonishing results for brands through pioneering online, social, and mobile experiences. They engage brands and customers in successful, loyal relationships using gamification techniques. Gamification aims to integrate game dynamics into non-gaming environments to increase participation, loyalty, and brand awareness. Matmi has helped many leading brands, including some of the world's largest, grow their customer bases using these strategies.
Snappar is an industry-leading company that specializes in immersive interactive media using emerging technologies like augmented reality. They help brands attract, engage, and connect with customers by conceptualizing and executing interactive campaigns across multiple platforms. Snappar's services include developing custom augmented reality solutions for events, digital displays, mobile apps, websites and social media to create unforgettable brand experiences.
The document discusses gamification as a marketing technique. It defines gamification as using gaming mechanics like points, leaderboards, and badges to encourage brand participation and engagement. Gamification works to make technology more engaging and drive desired behaviors. It allows brands to form new relationships with audiences through virtual interactions. Examples discussed include badges awarded for checking in at locations and a running game that tracked users' progress between phone booths. When done well, gamification can build loyalty and engagement; when done poorly it risks being boring or damaging a brand.
Gamification in customer engagement 10 compelling case studies - Manu Melw...manumelwin
The document discusses 10 case studies of companies that used gamification in customer engagement. It describes how Autodesk redesigned their 3D modeling software trial as an interactive game called "The Apocalypse Trigger" which increased trial time by 40% and conversions by 15%. It also discusses how Dropbox gamified additional cloud storage by rewarding users for inviting friends and completing tasks, and how FourSquare turned location check-ins into a game using points, badges and mayor status to drive engagement.
5 Things we Can Learn from Games About UXDori Adar
The document discusses 5 key principles that can be learned from games and applied to user experience (UX) design: 1) How to teach users by engaging them to learn through doing rather than just presenting instructions, 2) How to help users win early to keep them motivated, 3) How to reward users through subconscious, tangible, and status rewards, 4) How to diversify the experience to appeal to different personality types through competitive, research, creative and social elements, 5) How to bring users back through notifications and appeals to different motivations like competition, research and more. Examples are provided for each principle from both games and digital products.
Below is my recap for CES 2016. I distilled the event into 6 strategic territories:
1) The New Reality - This section outlines the various virtual reality offerings presented
2) 3D Everything - A look at the advancements in 3D printing & scanning
3) Beyond Screens - This is a comprehensive look at new forms of computing and ways to connect with consumers with light
4) Accessories that Empower - A key factor in digital growth has been the creation of systems that empower consumers to create, be it images, videos, etc... This section focuses on the next evolution of accessories that will empower the creation of immersive experiences.
5) Smarter Home - There is an arms race to be the primary hub for the smart home. This section provides examples from Lowe's, LG and others who are working to connect IoT systems and the profitable ecosystem of sensors that accompany it
6) Intelligent Robotics - Emotive robotics and artificial intelligence will fundamentally change consumer behavior. This is a recap of intelligent robotic systems that were on display at CES 2016.
DWS15 - Game Summit - Mobile Gaming - Sean Kauppinen - IDEAIDATE DigiWorld
This document discusses both opportunities and challenges for developers in the mobile game market. It notes that the market for becoming the next big hit like Rovio or Supercell has likely closed, as the top-grossing games are all over a year old. However, niche games may still find success. To engage players, the document recommends focusing on social sharing features, video capture and streaming, community forums, guild systems, status/achievement systems, in-game rewards, events, and loyalty programs. It also discusses new monetization models like pay-for-saves or cable subscription models for mobile games.
interactive trade show booth games for event marketers. Design custom lead capture and survey forms to integrate with trivia games, prize wheels, social media leaderboards and social media touchscreen voting.
7 Inspiring Examples of Augmented Reality in the Business World Pixel Crayons
Many businesses are turning to augmented reality (AR) to reach new audiences, create immersive experiences, and boost sales. So, how can brands take advantage of an emerging trend like augmented reality (AR), which allows them to provide new customer experiences?
Let’s look at some of the most impressive examples of augmented reality in marketing to get you thinking about how you may use this technology to improve your consumers’ experiences in the future.
Gamification uses game mechanics to make everyday situations more fun and engaging in order to motivate and incentivize people. It can be used to drive employee learning and encourage customers to perform tasks like making purchases or sharing information about brands on social media. When done effectively through rewards and achievements, gamification can increase brand awareness and loyalty by producing highly engaged customers and communities.
The document discusses gamification, which is applying game mechanics and structures to traditionally non-game activities. It provides examples of gamification used in websites like Farmville, Nike+, and HealthMonth to encourage user engagement and behavior through rewards, leaderboards, and competition. However, some argue gamification can be exploitative if the game elements are only superficial and not central to the user experience. True gamification makes play an essential part of interacting with the system and helps users become better players over time.
The document discusses using games to facilitate collaboration and innovation. It describes Innovation Games® as serious games used to solve business problems by having customers and internal stakeholders work together. Some key benefits mentioned are generating new ideas, understanding customer needs, prioritizing roadmaps and developing consensus. Various games are outlined that can be used for activities like envisioning products, understanding relationships, and identifying hidden problems.
eMarketer Webinar: Immersive Media—A New Frontier Powered by Virtual and Augm...eMarketer
This document discusses the emerging fields of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). It notes that VR completely immerses users in virtual worlds, while AR overlays virtual objects on the real world. Major tech companies are investing heavily in VR and AR, with over $2.5 billion invested in related startups. While estimates of the market size of VR and AR vary widely, mobile VR is expected to significantly outpace desktop VR over the next few years. Major challenges include creating complex and realistic content while controlling costs, as well as defining effective ways to leverage immersive technologies for marketing.
The Future of Play in a Gamified World: Webinar Presentation with transcriptGavin Gordon
The document discusses how immersive technologies like virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) will impact media, gaming, and customer engagement. VR and AR are beginning to move beyond gaming into other areas by making experiences more immersive and interactive. This will change how consumers interact with media content and brands. Brands can use these technologies to engage customers through personalized experiences tailored to individual consumers. As VR and AR become more widely used, consumers will expect brands to utilize these technologies to provide immersive and engaging content and interactions.
Recover from 1-Star Reviews.................SocioCosmos
Sociocosmos specializes in improving Google My Business ratings.
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ESKA wanted to engage participants around town with a fun, branded mobile game to promote their expanded offerings. They created an app called #eskaquest that challenged participants to find hidden ESKA tiles using QR codes around town, unlocking AR and trivia challenges to earn points and rewards. The game was successful in generating user-created branded content through photos and driving brand awareness, with 96% of participants answering trivia questions correctly.
Top Brands using virtual reality for advertising campaigns Q2 2016Chris Rigatuso
This document discusses virtual reality (VR) and its potential for brand marketing campaigns. It defines VR and provides stats on the growing VR market. Examples are given of brands like Volvo, North Face, and Lowe's that have implemented successful VR experiences. Considerations for brands interested in VR include content delivery methods, audience targeting, and evaluating costs versus reach and media coverage. An assessment framework is outlined to help brands decide whether to pursue a VR marketing campaign.
Gamification 101: Learn the Basics of Gamification StrategyTechnologyAdvice
Learn the basics of gamification strategy, including common terms, how to implement solutions, and what it can do for your company.
For more gamification resources, visit us at TechnologyAdvice.com
Matmi is a digital marketing agency that achieves astonishing results for brands through pioneering online, social, and mobile experiences. They engage brands and customers in successful, loyal relationships using gamification techniques. Gamification aims to integrate game dynamics into non-gaming environments to increase participation, loyalty, and brand awareness. Matmi has helped many leading brands, including some of the world's largest, grow their customer bases using these strategies.
Snappar is an industry-leading company that specializes in immersive interactive media using emerging technologies like augmented reality. They help brands attract, engage, and connect with customers by conceptualizing and executing interactive campaigns across multiple platforms. Snappar's services include developing custom augmented reality solutions for events, digital displays, mobile apps, websites and social media to create unforgettable brand experiences.
The document discusses gamification as a marketing technique. It defines gamification as using gaming mechanics like points, leaderboards, and badges to encourage brand participation and engagement. Gamification works to make technology more engaging and drive desired behaviors. It allows brands to form new relationships with audiences through virtual interactions. Examples discussed include badges awarded for checking in at locations and a running game that tracked users' progress between phone booths. When done well, gamification can build loyalty and engagement; when done poorly it risks being boring or damaging a brand.
Gamification in customer engagement 10 compelling case studies - Manu Melw...manumelwin
The document discusses 10 case studies of companies that used gamification in customer engagement. It describes how Autodesk redesigned their 3D modeling software trial as an interactive game called "The Apocalypse Trigger" which increased trial time by 40% and conversions by 15%. It also discusses how Dropbox gamified additional cloud storage by rewarding users for inviting friends and completing tasks, and how FourSquare turned location check-ins into a game using points, badges and mayor status to drive engagement.
5 Things we Can Learn from Games About UXDori Adar
The document discusses 5 key principles that can be learned from games and applied to user experience (UX) design: 1) How to teach users by engaging them to learn through doing rather than just presenting instructions, 2) How to help users win early to keep them motivated, 3) How to reward users through subconscious, tangible, and status rewards, 4) How to diversify the experience to appeal to different personality types through competitive, research, creative and social elements, 5) How to bring users back through notifications and appeals to different motivations like competition, research and more. Examples are provided for each principle from both games and digital products.
Below is my recap for CES 2016. I distilled the event into 6 strategic territories:
1) The New Reality - This section outlines the various virtual reality offerings presented
2) 3D Everything - A look at the advancements in 3D printing & scanning
3) Beyond Screens - This is a comprehensive look at new forms of computing and ways to connect with consumers with light
4) Accessories that Empower - A key factor in digital growth has been the creation of systems that empower consumers to create, be it images, videos, etc... This section focuses on the next evolution of accessories that will empower the creation of immersive experiences.
5) Smarter Home - There is an arms race to be the primary hub for the smart home. This section provides examples from Lowe's, LG and others who are working to connect IoT systems and the profitable ecosystem of sensors that accompany it
6) Intelligent Robotics - Emotive robotics and artificial intelligence will fundamentally change consumer behavior. This is a recap of intelligent robotic systems that were on display at CES 2016.
DWS15 - Game Summit - Mobile Gaming - Sean Kauppinen - IDEAIDATE DigiWorld
This document discusses both opportunities and challenges for developers in the mobile game market. It notes that the market for becoming the next big hit like Rovio or Supercell has likely closed, as the top-grossing games are all over a year old. However, niche games may still find success. To engage players, the document recommends focusing on social sharing features, video capture and streaming, community forums, guild systems, status/achievement systems, in-game rewards, events, and loyalty programs. It also discusses new monetization models like pay-for-saves or cable subscription models for mobile games.
interactive trade show booth games for event marketers. Design custom lead capture and survey forms to integrate with trivia games, prize wheels, social media leaderboards and social media touchscreen voting.
7 Inspiring Examples of Augmented Reality in the Business World Pixel Crayons
Many businesses are turning to augmented reality (AR) to reach new audiences, create immersive experiences, and boost sales. So, how can brands take advantage of an emerging trend like augmented reality (AR), which allows them to provide new customer experiences?
Let’s look at some of the most impressive examples of augmented reality in marketing to get you thinking about how you may use this technology to improve your consumers’ experiences in the future.
Gamification uses game mechanics to make everyday situations more fun and engaging in order to motivate and incentivize people. It can be used to drive employee learning and encourage customers to perform tasks like making purchases or sharing information about brands on social media. When done effectively through rewards and achievements, gamification can increase brand awareness and loyalty by producing highly engaged customers and communities.
The document discusses gamification, which is applying game mechanics and structures to traditionally non-game activities. It provides examples of gamification used in websites like Farmville, Nike+, and HealthMonth to encourage user engagement and behavior through rewards, leaderboards, and competition. However, some argue gamification can be exploitative if the game elements are only superficial and not central to the user experience. True gamification makes play an essential part of interacting with the system and helps users become better players over time.
The document discusses using games to facilitate collaboration and innovation. It describes Innovation Games® as serious games used to solve business problems by having customers and internal stakeholders work together. Some key benefits mentioned are generating new ideas, understanding customer needs, prioritizing roadmaps and developing consensus. Various games are outlined that can be used for activities like envisioning products, understanding relationships, and identifying hidden problems.
eMarketer Webinar: Immersive Media—A New Frontier Powered by Virtual and Augm...eMarketer
This document discusses the emerging fields of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). It notes that VR completely immerses users in virtual worlds, while AR overlays virtual objects on the real world. Major tech companies are investing heavily in VR and AR, with over $2.5 billion invested in related startups. While estimates of the market size of VR and AR vary widely, mobile VR is expected to significantly outpace desktop VR over the next few years. Major challenges include creating complex and realistic content while controlling costs, as well as defining effective ways to leverage immersive technologies for marketing.
The Future of Play in a Gamified World: Webinar Presentation with transcriptGavin Gordon
The document discusses how immersive technologies like virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) will impact media, gaming, and customer engagement. VR and AR are beginning to move beyond gaming into other areas by making experiences more immersive and interactive. This will change how consumers interact with media content and brands. Brands can use these technologies to engage customers through personalized experiences tailored to individual consumers. As VR and AR become more widely used, consumers will expect brands to utilize these technologies to provide immersive and engaging content and interactions.
Recover from 1-Star Reviews.................SocioCosmos
Sociocosmos specializes in improving Google My Business ratings.
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Top 50+ Most Followed Accounts on Instagram in 2024.pdfScott Andery
As of 2024, the most followed accounts on Instagram include a mix of celebrities from many fields. Here are the top personalities and accounts based on their massive follower counts:
Creating Immersive Language Learning Environments for Young LearnersAJHSSR Journal
ABSTRACT: Creating immersive language learning environments for young learners in English as a Foreign
Language (EFL) contexts has been a topic of considerable interest and debate among educators. Despite
numerous constraints such as time, curriculum, and stakeholder expectations, it is feasible to develop effective
immersive environments. This paper explores the concept of immersion language learning, tracing its historical
development and highlighting its benefits, particularly for young learners. It discusses the distinctions between
total, partial, and dual-immersion programs, emphasizing the critical role of using the target language as the
medium of instruction. Furthermore, it examines the cognitive and academic advantages documented in seminal
immersion programs like Saint-Lambert and Coral Way. By synthesizing research and offering practical
strategies for EFL settings, this paper underscores the importance of teacher commitment, the selection of
appropriate materials, and the adoption of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) principles.
Ultimately, the findings affirm that immersive environments significantly enhance language proficiency,
cognitive flexibility, and academic achievement, advocating for their broader implementation in EFL
classrooms.
KEYWORDS : CLIL, EFL, immersion, young learners
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Guide to Choose Best Crypto Telegram Marketing Services by IntelisyncIntelisync
A comprehensive guide to selecting the right marketing services for your crypto project on Telegram.
In the dynamic world of cryptocurrency, effective marketing can make or break a project's success. Our comprehensive guide, 'Guide to Choose Best Crypto Telegram Marketing Services,' dives deep into the essential strategies and considerations necessary for selecting the best Telegram marketing services that matches to your crypto company.
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The Influence of Green Tax Implementation and Social Responsibility Programs ...AJHSSR Journal
ABSTRACT : The issue of climate change related to carbon emissions has become an alarming global
phenomenon. The manufacturing sector contributes significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore,
efforts to mitigate climate change through the implementation of green taxes and Social Responsibility
Programsare important for manufacturing industry. This research aims to analyze the effect of implementing
green tax and Social Responsibility Programs on environmentally sustainable development in manufacturing
industry. A quantitative approach is used with the research object of manufacturing industry listed on the
Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2020-2022. Analyzed using Partial Least Square (PLS) method. The research
results show that the implementation of green tax has a significant effect on environmentally sustainable
development, while Social Responsibility Programsdo not have a significant effect. These findings indicate that
green tax policies are effective in encouraging companies to switch to more environmentally friendly business
practices, but Social Responsibility Programshave not been fully integrated with environmental sustainability
efforts. This research contributes to the literature related to fiscal policy instruments and corporate social
responsibility practices in supporting environmentally sound sustainable development in the manufacturing
sector.
KEYWORDS: Green tax; Social responsibility; Environmentally sustainable development; Manufacturing
industry
18. Emotions
(start 2018 I-IIQ)
Share moments with the brand
during a specified time to get
rewarded. Linking emotional,
photo-worthy moments in a user’s
life to the brand deepens the
quality of the user’s engagement
with the brand by associating these
emotions with the brand’s name.
19. Voting
(start 2018 I-IIQ)
Upload a picture in response to an
announced theme and try to collect
as many votes as possible from other
users. Engaging the competitive drive
and requiring creativity, this challenge
frame forms an association between
the brand and the excitement of the
competition.
20. Location
(start 2018 IIQ)
Visit a specified number of locations
over a given time period. Snap
pictures of the brand in action, share
the images and get rewarded. The
challenge involves habit building
principles – repetitive interaction
with a brand over a concentrated
span of time helps form loyalty.
21. AR
(start 2018 IVQ)
Users must spot 3D objects added to
certain locations using AR to earn
rewards. The use of the exciting
technology of Augmented Reality is
entertaining and also encourages
physical activity, increased attention and
curiosity. This makes the users feel
good about themselves and the brand.
22. Product testing
(start 2018 IIIQ)
The brand selects a specific
audience and gives them a new
product to test and get credible
feedback. The platform becomes a
substitute to extremely expensive
product testing research, providing
an opportunity to get realistic
feedback from a credible audience.
23. Private
(start 2018 IIIQ)
In this type of a game a brand can
choose to make a game password-
protected and/or displayed only
to users with invites. This way, the
platform can be used for the
company's internal needs, such
as motivating or rewarding the
employees.
24. Swace provides the
means for brands to
meet their customers in
a fun, engaging, and
rewarding way.
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