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How to Design a Gamified Survey April 30, 2014

How to Design a Gamified Survey

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Betty Adamou, President and Founder of Research Through Gaming teams up with Survey Analytics to show you why and how to incorporate gamification into your surveys and research efforts. Betty presents "How to Design a Gamified Survey: 7 Things You Need to Do" and her portion of the presentation can be found on Prezi at: http://prezi.com/em-eiascrq5h/how-to-design-a-gamified-survey-7-things-you-need-to-do/ Following Betty's presentation, Survey Analytics Chief Growth Officer of Survey Analytics shows us some small tweaks we can make in our surveys to make them more engaging and interactive if we aren't ready to go all the way with gamification just yet.

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How  to  Design  a  Gamified  SurveyApril  30,  2014

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Now  Presenting

Gina  Yeagley  Director  of  Marketing  Survey  Analytics

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Agenda• Introduction    

• Game  Components  in  Research  

• Surveys  and  Research  Games  

• Best  Practices  and  Examples  

• Ideas  to  Get  Started  

• Q&A  Session    

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IntroductionBetty  Adamou  President  and  Founder  Research  Through  Gaming

Gina  Yeagley  Director  of  Marketing  Survey  Analytics

John  Johnson  Chief  Growth  Officer  Survey  Analytics

Game  based  research  methodologist,  keynote  speaker,  concept  design  and  artist

4  years  in  leading  software  marketing  programs  and  demand  generation

Customer  Success  Team  at  Survey  Analytics,  12  years  in  qualitative  and  quantitative  market  research

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About  Survey  Analytics

We  help  companies  listen  and  learn  through  multiple  platforms  and  channels.    !

As  Seen  in:

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About  Research  Through  Gaming

Research  Through  Gaming  specializes  in  making  games  for  research.  These  ResearchGames™  are  strategically  designed  to  produce  more  accurate  data  through  a  more  engaging  environment.  

As  Heard  at:

Awards  Received:

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Now  Presenting

Betty  Adamou  President  and  Founder  Research  Through  Gaming

Follow  along  with  Betty’s  presentation:    http://prezi.com/em-­‐eiascrq5h/how-­‐to-­‐design-­‐a-­‐gamified-­‐survey-­‐7-­‐things-­‐you-­‐need-­‐to-­‐do/  

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Now  Presenting

John  Johnson  Chief  Growth  Officer  Survey  Analytics

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New  to  This?  Start  Simple!

If  you  are  doing  surveys  yourself,  you  don’t  have  to  jump  and  make  a  game  just  yet.  That’s  what  the  experts  (just  like  Betty)  are  here  for.  !

Taking  small  steps  is  the  key  to  your  success  when  incorporating  gamification  to  your  surveys.

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Try  Rewording  Your  Questions

Before  !

What  is  your  favorite  video  or  computer  game?  !

After  !

If  you  could  only  play  one  video  game  for  the  rest  of  your  life,  what  would  it  be?  !

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Make  Your  Surveys  More  InteractiveLittle  tweaks  in  the  theme  and  question  types  you  use  can  improve  the  user  experience  and  flow  of  your  survey.  

!

✓ Interactive  Sliders  ✓ Star  Ratings  ✓ Smileys,  Thumbs  up/down  ✓ Drag  and  Drop  Ranking  ✓ Images,  Videos,  Sounds

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Try  Turning  a  Survey  Into  a  QuizUse  what  you  know  to  your  advantage!  Set  up  a  quiz.  You  get  the  information  you  need  and  the  respondents  get  a  tangible  answer  in  return  as  an  incentive.  !

Survey  Example  Link:  http://srvy.nl/QFtrHg    

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Encourage  Social  Media  Sharing

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The  Conflict  Between  Surveys  and  GamesThere  is  an  essential  conflict  between  a  survey  and  a  true  game.  In  a  true  game  there  is  usually  an  expectation  that  player  will  play  more  than  once.  There  is  usually  an  expectation  that  players  will  change  their  responses  in  order  to  go  through  the  next  level.

Ray  Poynter  Director  of  Vision  Critical  University

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Think  Long  Term  and  Win

Instead  of  just  a  survey,  Sierra  Nevada  built  their  own  gamified  community  to  continuously  have  an  easier  way  test  new  flavors  entering  the  market…  

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Panel  and  Community  Building  1011. Define  and  build  profile  info  based  

on  a  typical  craft  beer  consumer  !

2. Tap  existing  database  for  Sierra  Nevada  Beer  Camp:  Brewing  with  other  craft  breweries  in  the  US  

!

3. Deployment  plan:  sending  beer  surveys,  profiling  surveys,  hold  online/in  person  discussions  on  new  flavor  ideas,  etc

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Panel  and  Community  Building  101  (con’t)4. Recruit  via  social  media,  bottles,      

coasters,  target  geographic            locations,  etc.  

!

5. Points  and  Rewards:  Sierra  Nevada  iPhone  bottle  openers  to  all  who  sign  up  for  the  community.  

!

6.   Decide  what  kind  of  reports  should         be  generated  for  brewers  vs.  consumers  

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Points  and  Rewards

Screenshot:  Mindsight  Strategies  White  Labeled  Mobile  Survey  App  (Opinion  It)

Certain  actions  give  points  and  points  lead  to  rewards.  !

Over  60%  of  businesses  use  gift  cards  for  incentivizing.    !

✓ Easy  to  Administrate  ✓ Broad  Coverage  and  Appeal  ✓ Cost  Effective  

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Badges  and  AchievementsBadges  are  powerful  for  behavior  change  and  act  as  a  guide  to  achieving  end  goals.  !

First  you  must  learn  and  focus  on  the  needs  of  users  and  what  drives  their  interactions  to  make  badges  stick.  !

It’s  important  to  consider  badges  part  of  a  gamification  system  and  not  the  whole  experience.  

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Other  Gamified  Community  Features

✓ Personalized  Member  Portals  ✓ Cross-­‐Platform  Compatibility  ✓ Push  Notification  Delivery  ✓ Embedded  RSS  News  Feeds  ✓ User  Discussion  Boards  ✓ Social  Sharing  and  Referrals

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Now  Presenting

Gina  Yeagley  Director  of  Marketing  Survey  Analytics

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ConclusionsGamification  1.0    (What  We  See  Today)  Example:  Rewards  Catalog  Is  the  novelty  rubbing  off?  !

✓ Very  Little  Personalization  ✓ Points-­‐Based  Economy  ✓ Mixed  and  Questionable  Success

Gamification  2.0  (Future  Projections)  !

How  can  we  increase  effectiveness?  !

✓ Panel  and  Community  Building  ✓ User  Personas  or  “Player  Types”  ✓ Game  Elements  and  Game  Play  ✓ Social  Collaboration

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Questions?!

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@SurveyAnalytics  @RTG_LTD  !

www.surveyanalytics.com  !

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