Kurdish Studies

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An Analysis of The Positive Impact of Gamification in Building Strong Brands and Engaging Customers

Duong Hoai Lan
Business Department, Swinburne Vietnam-FPT University, Vietnam
Tran Minh Tung
Academic Department, Swinburne Vietnam-FPT University, Vietnam.
Vo Thi Kim Oanh
Business Department. Swinburne Vietnam - FPT University, Danang, Vietnam,
Keywords: Gamification, brand building, customer engagement, personalized experiences, psychological drivers, customer relationships..

Abstract

Gamification has emerged as a transformative strategy for enhancing customer engagement and building robust brands in today's competitive landscape. By integrating game-like elements into non-game contexts, brands can create immersive experiences that resonate with consumers. This article delves into the positive impact of gamification on brand building and customer engagement, highlighting its potential through real-world examples. Through the analysis of gamified experiences, such as Starbucks' loyalty program and Nike's reward system, the article illustrates how gamification amplifies customer engagement, fosters brand loyalty, boosts brand awareness through social sharing, and enables personalized experiences. Drawing on research by Deterding et al., Hamari et al., and Werbach and Hunter, this article underscores how gamification harnesses psychological drivers, rewards, and social interaction to create lasting brand-consumer relationships. Ultimately, the article emphasizes that gamification is a dynamic strategy with the potential to cultivate strong brands and meaningful customer interactions in an evolving market landscape.

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