"The rise of the social web has led to brands and businesses emphasizing
Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, YouTube and their social presence over their
own website. Social will remain a top priority in 2011, but there will be a
website renaissance that focuses on bringing the community back to ...
"Participating in the #buyerchat nets the public badges, which can be
transferred into titles, and then siphoned into very real world benefits, as
well as a site-wide, bragging-friendly leaderboard of badge holders..."
"Moxsie is a community-driven, online shop that crowdsources design input
from its users. Today the site is unveiling a partnership with Badgeville, a
white-label social rewards and analytics company, to create custom social
rewards to stir up even more participation among the Moxsie ...
"Today Moxsie announced a partnership with white-label game company,
Badgeville, to create custom Facebook badges for their innovative #BuyerChat
events. #BuyerChats are live on UStream and Twitter featuring apparel or
accessories that let followers act like virtual buyers who can provide ...
"Video game designers have spent the last few decades perfecting the art of
making their products addictive. Now traditional companies are building
loyalty for their websites using so-called gamification techniques. Tactics
such as leader boards, which encourage users to compete against one ...
"Feedback from this community is now an integral part in driving purchasing
decisions by Moxsie’s buyers. Influence at the ground level by large group
of prospective customers that double as “virtual buyers”, the result is a
huge potential increase of follow through purchases down the road, ...
"Now that Moxsie has partnered with Badgeville, a white label social loyalty,
rewards, and analytics platform, the retailers have made a game of keeping
their shoppers involved in the selection process. Each time the customers
participate in a buyer chat, they earn points..."
“Leading the vanguard for companies that believe in gamification everywhere
is recent TechCrunch Disrupt audience award winner Badgeville. The
six-month-old startup’s CEO, Kris Duggan recently revealed a stellar lineup
of investors..."
"Badgeville is a badge system for web publishers. What the heck is that?
Well, it’s a way for publishers, like TheNextWeb.com, to reward their users
for participating on their site. Here I learn more about the gamification
system they are building..."
"TechCrunch Disrupt Audience Choice winner Badgeville announces a $2.5
million Series A round today in order to apply its badge-based game mechanics
across the web. Investors in the round include eBay COO Maynard Webb,
Palantir founder Joe Lonsdale, Pejman Nozad and Zain Khan from Felix ...