Social Scavenger game offers six challenges for you to take advantage of. Each in their own unique way, provides an opportunity for you players to become engaged with you, your game, and your brand. We’ve come across many different scenarios here at Social Scavenger, from creators to players, failures to triumphs… And with that, we’re […]
Social Scavenger
The year is coming to a delightful end. Your company has had fruitful year, now time to give back thanks to your hard working team. Most companies would throw a predictable dinner, or drinks at a bar. But your company is unlike all those other boring, plain, hoity-toity companies, right? Change up the tiring tradition this year by […]
Need a pick me up? Sometimes all it takes is a simple high five to brighten someone’s day. Add fun everyday challenges into your mobile game that will promote positivity within your brand. What are some other easy meaningful challenges you can incorporate into your mobile game?: Open the door for someone Buy coffee for the […]
Adding an experiential element to your next campaign? Incorporating an experiential layer of mobile to your next campaign is a great way to connect your online and offline worlds- so what are you waiting for? Employing the benefits of mobile smartphone technology, you’ll be introducing your brand to users in a completely new and invigorating way. Why […]
With the Social Scavenger app as the framework, and the city as their playground, these Social Scavenger players used every side street and every manhole to rack up the most points. Test players by incorporating obstacles in your city to fulfill challenges. Break out of social norm and let users create lasting impressions with your brand. The […]
More and more brands are tapping into the mobile world. Call us Captain Obvious, but mobile technology is establishing itself as norm in modern interaction. In fact, there are more people in the world who have access to cellphones than toilets. 6 billion people with cellphones- to throw numbers at you. Brands crave more than just signage; why not […]