agency primer: gaming and advertising

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1UP: GAMING AND ADVERTISING AGENCY PRIMER SERIES

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Join the Nerdery for a one-hour conversation with SnowOwl Studio, a game design company on the topic of gaming as advertising. Covered in the presentation is: 10 reasons gaming is good advertisingWho's playing: an overview of modern gamer demographicsA survey of gaming platforms and their relative development costsFor video from the talk and more gaming coverage check out our blog at http://blog.nerdery.com

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1UP: GAMING AND ADVERTISINGAGENCY PRIMER SERIES

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A D i v i s i o n o f S I E R R A B R A V O C O R P O R A T I O N

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WE PARTNER WITH ADVERTISERS, MARKETERS

AND OTHERS WITH BIG IDEAS TO BUILD AWARD WINNING

INTERACTIVE PROJECTS

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10 REASONS ADVERTISING & GAMING GO TOGETHER

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#1 Games are Addictive

CK

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47%

% of all American adults play video games

53

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17 HRSAverage time US gamers spend on games per week

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GAMES GET IN YOUR HEADVideo games satisfy basic psychological needs: rewards, freedom

and connection with other players

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#2 Games Can Be Simple

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FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTIONSimplicity allows you to create an addictive mechanic that doesn’t

get in the way of your brand message

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#3 Games Breed Loyalty

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#4 Games Are Social

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72,500,00Active users of FarmVille on Facebook

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PLAYING WITH FRIENDSViral marketing/community building when players share

successes and commiserate failures

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#5 Games Are a New Platform

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GAMES ARE EVERYWHERE

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25%

% of gamers 18-29 who play game consoles

7532%

% of gamers 18-29 who play on computers

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% of Adults Using Game Platforms

0

20

40

60

80

Computers Consoles Cell Phones Portable Devices

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#6 Games Can Be Marketing

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40%

% of gamers 25-34 play online at least once a week

60 44%

% of gamers 35-44 play online at least once a week

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SERIOUS GAMESGames for non-entertainment purposes

(big in education, health, and military sectors)

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#7 Games Are Non-threatening

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40%

% surveyed had positive associations with

companies that sponsor free web games

83 44%

% are more likely to buy from companies

sponsoring free games

70

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#8 Games Are Immersive

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NOT JUST A PRETTY FACEGame mechanic as important as graphics; Windows Solitaire, not a

stunning visual, world’s most played game

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#9 Games Have Broad Appeal

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54%

% U.S. consumers have played on their cell phones

and PDAs

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90%

% surveyed say they’re "addicted"

10 73%

% admit to pulling all-nighters

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#10 Games Are Instinctive

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#11 Games Aren’t As Expensive as You Think

Simple, fun, and effective games can be built on a budget.

Simple casual games (dominoes or solitaire) for as little as $5,000

Typical online Flash games go for $15,000 - $50,000

Downloadable Casual Game budgets range from $60,000 to $250,000

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SAVE THE DATEJoin us for our next primer on

Tuesday, March 16th or Thursday, March 18th.

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QUESTIONS?More answers online at http://nerdery.com