Wow, a game layer. Imagine if those dowdy old airline frequent-flyer programs implemented one of these.
If you flew more, you could get some kind of "level up" that would enhance your abilities to increase your score. Maybe there would be time-limited missions you could complete. And you'd be granted some kind of socially-visible status as a reward. Now of course, you would have to "check in" to register your achievements...
I was just thinking about this tonight (we've done some marketing work with an airline).
Rather than having to wait 12 months to gain access to the lounge for instance you could gain access to it inside of a month if you check in on one of their planes once a week for four weeks.
A few of the SXSW sessions have really had me thinking about how to introduce gaming elements into everyday life like billing for my ISP, rewards from my airline or incentives from my gym.
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Rather than having to wait 12 months to gain access to the lounge for instance you could gain access to it inside of a month if you check in on one of their planes once a week for four weeks.
A few of the SXSW sessions have really had me thinking about how to introduce gaming elements into everyday life like billing for my ISP, rewards from my airline or incentives from my gym.