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Monday, January 16th, 2012

Achivy's logoAchivy adds some fun and gamification to your social life. Add Twitter, Tumblr, Foursquare, Gowalla , Flickr, Stackoverflow, Klout and many other applications to your profile to see how many achievements, badges,scores you have and follow your progress. You can keep up with your friends, and see the other people’s achievements and activities – achivies.

Achivy provides you to see your and your friends’:

  • Achievement “badges”
  • Achievement levels and scores
  • Top and recent users for all applications
  • Progress bars and analytics to see how close you are to complete your tasks that encourages you to earn new badges
  • Challenge with your friends
  • You can even have some gifts and join loyalty programmes.
They will be releasing their API (http://achivy.com/c/api) soon ;-)

Author: Germán Toro del Valle, Telefónica Investigación y Desarrollo
Tags: "games with a purpose", badges, incentives, initiative, motivation, startup, web 2.0
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Badgeville turns any website into a social network (via http://gigaom.com)

Monday, September 12th, 2011

Badgeville.comGamification start-up Badgeville is celebrating its one-year anniversary with an ambitious new effort that looks to build a social network out of any website. Badgeville’s Social Fabric technology allows a website to quickly add a host of real-time social features that charts user behavior, updates users on their on-site activities and allows people to follow any piece of content or fellow users.

Kris Duggan, CEO of Badgeville, said that with Social Fabric, social sharing goes up 100 percent, and user generated content increases by 50 percent. Page views also go up 20-30 percent. Websites can start to enjoy some of the engagement that has made Facebook so sticky.

You can read the whole article at http://gigaom.com/2011/09/12/badgeville-turns-any-website-into-a-social-network/

Author: Germán Toro del Valle, Telefónica Investigación y Desarrollo
Tags: gamification, incentives, motivation, social, startup
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VUfind: Your Life. Your Interests. Your Game!

Monday, May 2nd, 2011

vufind.comVufind lets you play, share and connect based on recognizing your interests and mobile context.

Combining real-life mobile social gaming, interest recognition, and location based services Vufind brings a new immersive mobile entertainment experience to its user-players based on their interests, likes and locations.

Vufind on your phone is the coolest and smartest way to share your life visually with friends and others with a tagged photo or video. The automated tagging is fun, impresses friends, and ensures your photos are searchable, discoverable, and can be efficently organized in smart albums for quick sharing. Your photos are smarter with Vufind! Sweet! Download the Vufind app to join thousands of Vufinders who enjoy smart visual sharing.

You can find all the information at http://www.vufind.com/

Author: Germán Toro del Valle, Telefónica Investigación y Desarrollo
Tags: initiative, social games, startup
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Pegmo: Achieve pegs. Share pegs. Earn rewards.

Thursday, April 28th, 2011

Pegmo.comPegmo is a site where people engage in fun, creative and rewarding ways with their friends, favorite businesses and brands. It helps businesses engage their customers by creating achievements, or “pegs,” that customers can then achieve to earn rewards.

How it works:

  1. Find your friends, local businesses and brands.
  2. Achieve their pegs by following them on Twitter, uploading a photo to Facebook, checking in on Foursquare and more…
  3. Earn various rewards by achieving pegs.
  4. Create your own pegs and share them with friends.

You can find all the information at http://www.pegmo.com/

Author: Germán Toro del Valle, Telefónica Investigación y Desarrollo
Tags: initiative, loyalty, reward, startup
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CrowdTwist, powering loyalty everywhere

Monday, April 18th, 2011

CrowdTwist.comCrowdTwist powers loyalty everywhere. Their next generation loyalty platform allows users to earn points for any activity they do online, both on your site and wherever else your brand lives (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, Youtube). Users compete against themselves and others to prove dedication to your brand and move closer to earning unique rewards, prize packages and discounts, all the while driving significantly more engagement, brand interaction and revenue. CrowdTwist’s loyalty software is able to unify your disparate online presence into a singular, revenue-driving platform.

The Internet is a vast landscape and your audience spends their time in many different places. CrowdTwist’s activity engine intelligently tracks consumer interactions with your brand both on and off your website (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, iTunes, Ticketmaster, Amazon, etc.) like consuming, creating & sharing content, commenting, playing games, purchasing, etc. This system encourages increased engagement while driving rich data into their Control Center.

Proprietary CrowdTwist software and algorithms manage activity priority and point values to keep users coming back again and again to earn points. User levels and badges are awarded based on their number of points and evolving engagement activities. These points can then be used for real world rewards and discounts, not just a virtual good.

You can find all the information at http://www.crowdtwist.com/

Author: Germán Toro del Valle, Telefónica Investigación y Desarrollo
Tags: badges, brand, incentives, motivation, startup
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