A guide to business gamification
Start with the challenge and an observable behavior. A mechanic becomes meaningful when connected to a clear goal and metric.
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Turn key business behaviors into engaging, measurable, and lasting experiences.
Translate the challenge into an observable behavior and a measurable outcome.
Encourage meaningful participation, from first use to a target action.
ExploreBuild a journey of return and lasting connection, beyond points and discounts.
ExploreA clear path for learning, collaboration, and recognition.
ExploreChoose a path that fits your audience and business needs.
Purposeful missions and experiences that encourage customer participation.
ExploreDedicated employee programs for learning, collaboration, and growth.
ExploreDefine an experience around your business model and mixed audiences.
ExploreExplore the program logic, user experience, and measurement together.
Connect objectives, behaviors, missions, and outcomes. Decisions start with the program definition.
Approved design reference and conceptual view; figures in the image are illustrative, not customer results.
From strategy to experience design and delivery
Define the challenge, target behavior, and success metric.
ExploreScope, experience, and integration tailored to the organization.
ExploreDesign a path of continuity and meaningful value.
ExploreExplore mechanics, journeys, and prototypes for custom projects.
ExploreProgress and feedback for employee programs.
ExploreA clear path from the initial idea to the outcome
Understand goals, audiences, and behavior
Define the journey and mechanics
Set up rules and experiences
Connect business events
Review the journey before release
Analyze defined metrics
Improve the program using evidence
Connect business objectives to behavior, motivation, experience, and measurement. Each mechanic serves a defined outcome.
Explore the consulting methodWhich business outcome matters?
Which user action supports that outcome?
Why should a user participate?
How is the behavior observed?
Which missions and challenges fit?
How does a user see progress?
What value or reward is received?
Which metric defines success?
How will the program improve?
Discuss your scenario through target behavior, integration, and acceptance criteria.
Experience and collaborationCustomer details and project results are shared only with publication approval.
Clarify scope, data, and delivery criteria before implementation.
Define events and integration boundaries in the program design.
ExploreAlign rules and experience with the target behavior.
ExploreExplicit roles, review, and approval criteria.
ExploreClarify data use and publication boundaries in the engagement.
ExploreFor designing and evaluating behavior-based programs
Start with the challenge and an observable behavior. A mechanic becomes meaningful when connected to a clear goal and metric.
Explore the topicDefine the success metric, time window, and data source before launch. Completion and retention answer different questions.
Explore the topicConnect objectives, behavior, motivation, and feedback. Use evidence to improve the same journey.
Explore the topicStart with your organization's challenge. Define the journey, experience, and success criteria together.