Tag: Gaming & Esports

If you’re looking for a way to get your brand in front of receptive audiences this holiday season, gaming should be a part of your strategy.

It’s only by analysing the effects of each tactic in detail that they can reach the next level in the journey to true marketing success.

For brands, there is always an opportunity to explore partnerships with prominent influencers in the gaming space, providing they allow the creators to remain true to themselves and their audience.

By analyzing the performance of different versions of the ad and making data-driven decisions, developers can optimize their campaigns for better results and higher conversion rates.

Gaming offers the high attention medium to meet billions of consumers and directly engage with them in ways other formats just can’t

Game developers and marketers must explore innovative and effective strategies to stay ahead of the curve.

The game offers opportunities for brands to increase awareness and secure sponsorships, but at the moment, the focus is on the enjoyment of playing.

For many, the idea of people watching others play games or an ‘Influencer’ being someone who spent all day inside playing games and talking into a microphone was alien. To shift advertising dollars or investment capital into this space was seen as a foreign and unproven concept.

The future is uncertain for Twitter and many other social media platforms. However, as the internet continues to evolve new and exciting ways to communicate will emerge.

The future is full of possibilities, and with gaming firmly sitting at the center, I can’t wait to see what sorts of ideas, activations, and campaigns we will be able to experience.

As the play-to-earn market continues to thrive, the inventory opportunities for marketers will continue to grow; those most ready to seize them could reap huge rewards.

The rise of digital advertising has not only led to an overinflation of served ads, but also created the race for the most coveted metric of all: Attention.

Fifteen hours per week. That’s how much time a recent Cint study showed people are gaming, according to data gathered from a cross-section of nationally representative consumers in the U.K., the U.S. and India.

The gaming industry now boasts three billion players globally with a value in excess of $175.8bn. Gamers are an older and more diverse demographic than often assumed.

There have never been so many talented developers and titanic publishers working within the genre, and that’s owing to the never-ending appetite for hypercasual games in the world today.

Social media has been the dominant media channel for around a decade, and for good reason. The sheer size of social media platforms’ audiences (Facebook alone counted 2.7bn users) and the rich data they collect have created an advertising bonanza.

No one could have imagined back in last December what 2020 would turn out to be in the world of esports and gaming.