Low WaitingMedium WaitingHigh WaitingLow QualifiedMedium QualifiedHigh QualifiedSourceHidden 2Hidden 3Email HeaderThank you for taking the time to complete the quiz.Your individual report is compiled in the PDF attached.Email FooterMany thanks,Kimba CooperKimba Digital Ltdkimbadigital.comMain ActivityWhat’s your main income stream?*As a Course OwnerThrough Challenge LaunchesThrough Affiliate LaunchesOtherThis field is required.EngagementAvailable values for Topic 2Simply count the total number of values someone can possibly achieve. Include all questions from this topic into one score. Are you happy with the level of engagement your course receives?*I don't know as I don't measure engagementNot really, they show up but don't seem to get the most out of the courseIt’s ok, they engage with some elements but it could be betterYes, my students regularly reach out to me and my team with questions, download course materials and interact with one anotherThis field is required.Are you happy with the level of engagement your launches receive?*I don't know as I don't measure engagementNot really, they sign up but don't seem to get the most out of the launchIt’s ok, they engage with some elements but it could be betterYes! Participants regularly ask questions and engage with the tasks and other participantsThis field is required.Are you happy with the level of engagement your social media receives?*I don't know as I don't measure engagementNot really, I have lots of followers but don’t get much response to my contentIt’s ok, I get lots of likes and shares, but it could be deeperYes, my content consistently generates likes, follows, shares and comments and I can see my reach increasing as a resultThis field is required.Are you happy with the number of people who complete your courses?*Not at all, retention is very lowPeople drop out more than I'd like, I'm not sure whyOn the whole retention is good, but it could be betterYes, completion rate is excellentThis field is required.Are you happy with the number of people who complete your launches?*Not at all, retention is very lowPeople drop out more than I'd like, I'm not sure whyOn the whole retention is good, but it could be betterYes, completion rate is excellentThis field is required.Are you happy with the number of affiliates who complete your launches?*Not at all, retention is very lowPeople drop out more than I'd like, I'm not sure whyOn the whole retention is good, but it could be betterYes, completion rate is excellentThis field is required.Your ResultsAvailable values for Topic 3Simply count the total number of values someone can possibly achieve. Include all questions from this topic into one score. Do you feel like your participants are getting what they need out of their experience with you?*Not really, I'm not sure they know what they’re signing up forSometimes, but not alwaysI think so, I would like more clarity on this thoughYes, I know what their goals and desires are and my courses help them achieve theseThis field is required.Do you feel like your participants are getting what they need out of their experience with you?*Not really, I'm not sure they know what they’re signing up forSometimes, but not alwaysI think so, I would like more clarity on this thoughYes, I know what their goals and desires are and my launches help them achieve theseThis field is required.Do you feel your audience gets value from their social media interactions with you?*I don't know, there’s not much to indicate that they doSometimes, but most of my activity falls flatI think so, I would like more clarity on this thoughYes, I know what their goals and desires are and my content helps them achieve theseThis field is required.Creating Raving FansAvailable values for Topic 4Simply count the total number of values someone can possibly achieve. Include all questions from this topic into one score. Do you feel like your course could be creating more raving fans?*Yes, but I'm not sure how to encourage thisI’ve tried methods to propel people to advocacy but need some helpI often earn positive reviews and referrals but would like to increase thisMost of my students become brand advocatesThis field is required.Do you feel like your launches could be creating more raving fans?*Yes, but I'm not sure how to encourage thisI’ve tried methods to propel people to advocacy but need some helpI often earn positive reviews and referrals but would like to increase thisMost of my participants become brand advocatesThis field is required.Do you feel like your launches could be creating more raving fans?*Yes, but I'm not sure how to encourage thisI’ve tried methods to propel people to advocacy but need some helpI often earn positive reviews and referrals but would like to increase thisMost of my affiliates become brand advocatesThis field is required.Do you feel like your social media could be creating more raving fans?*Yes, but I'm not sure how to encourage thisI’ve tried methods to propel people to advocacy but need some helpI often earn positive reviews and referrals but would like to increase thisMost of my social media users become brand advocatesThis field is required.GamificationAvailable values for Topic 5Simply count the total number of values someone can possibly achieve. Include all questions from this topic into one score. How familiar are you with the concept of ‘Gamification’?*I have no idea what it meansI’m a bit unsure and could do with some clarificationI’m familiar with itI have experience of itThis field is required.How clear are you on your goals and what challenges you face?*Really unclear, I have no set goalsI have an idea of what I want to achieve but I'm not sure how to get there or what barriers I might faceI have goals and strategies to achieve them, but I have trouble sticking to themI have a clear plan and conduct regular reviews to ensure I'm on track and to highlight any problem areasThis field is required.SegmentationHave you run a successful course before?*YesNoThis field is required.Have you run a successful challenge before?*YesNoThis field is required.Have you run a successful affiliate launch before?*YesNoThis field is required.What is your current annual turnover?*Under £80kBetween £80k and £250kBetween £250k and £1mOver 7 FiguresThis field is required.Final Details*One final step before we email you through your PDF report which includes: Your score... Your key areas of improvement Quick suggestions to improve each key areaYour personalised report will be emailed to you along with relevant tips supporting your score. View our Privacy Policy * * * This field is required.Identify the lowest topic numberDo not edit me. Showing the {N} lowest Key Areas of Improvement LOWEST(N) ~> LOWEST(2) HIGHEST(N) ~> HIGHEST(2) AND Check to is Total number of Highest / Lowest keys wanted to show on Appearance tab OR: use MIN / MAX and check to is Identify the lowest topic number on Appearance tab Topic 2 GapDo not edit me.Topic 3 GapDo not edit me. Topic 4 GapDo not edit me.Topic 5 GapDo not edit me.Topic 2 Yes Most ImportantDo not edit me.Topic 3 Yes Most ImportantDo not edit me Topic 4 Yes Most ImportantDo not edit me.Topic 5 Yes Most ImportantDo not edit me.General Feedback text for Overall score of 0-33%From your self-identified score, it appears you are struggling or frustrated with most areas, and could really use some help.General Feedback text for Overall score of 34-66%From your self-identified score, it appears you are doing OK in most areas, but could still do with some improvement.General Feedback text for Overall score of 67-100%From your self-identified score, it appears you are doing really well in the majority of areas. Well done.Topic 2 Key Area of ImprovementEngagement[iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]Engagement is a funny thing. You know you need it, but do you know why it’s so important?Higher engagement means better results for students If they’re asking questions and engaging with the course materials, they are learning and are more likely to stick with it until the end.What does that mean for you? Apart from the satisfaction of seeing your students achieve their goals (that’s the whole point right?) Happier students means better case studies and testimonials, which you can use to sell more spaces on future courses.That social proof is vital in your future marketing efforts. In short; higher engagement in your courses is good for business. Happy customers are more likely to tell other people about you too. What’s not to love?“Student engagement increases student satisfaction, enhances student motivation to learn, reduces the sense of isolation, and improves student performance in online courses.” Florence Martin (University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Doris U Bolliger (Walden University) 2018How do you get higher engagement?Everyone is different and we’re all motivated to engage by different things. You can boost your engagement by considering a few things and tweaking parts of your course to ensure that different types of motivation are covered.Here are some questions to consider:Who is on your course? This could be a number of different customer types, write them down.For each customer type, ask yourself; why are they on your course? No answer is daft here, consider all possibilities.How can your course be amended so that these different types of people, with their different goals, are motivated to engage more with your course materials, the course team and other students?Get real answers by asking these questions to your current students in an anonymous surveyYou may find that they simply don’t know how they can engage to get more from the courseYou can then outline some easy ways to engage, which could be enough to get things started[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]Engagement is a funny thing. You know you need it, but do you know why it’s so important?Higher engagement means better results for challenge participantsIf they’re asking questions and engaging with the challenge tasks and other participants, they are learning and retaining the teachings and will have a better, more positive and valuable experience overall.What does that mean for you? Apart from the fact that you want your participants to get better results from your challenge (that’s the whole point right?) Happier challenge participants means better case studies and testimonials, which you can use to attract more people to future challenges.That social proof is vital in your future marketing efforts.And of course, higher engagement and a better experience for participants means more people will buy your upsell at the end. If they genuinely enjoy the experience, feel like they’ve learned a lot and got a lot from being in your challenge they are considerably more likely to buy whatever you are selling “if the free taster was this good, imagine what the paid stuff will be like”In short; higher participant engagement in your challenges is good for business. Happy customers are more likely to tell other people about you too. What’s not to love?“Engagement increases ... satisfaction, enhances ... motivation to learn, reduces the sense of isolation, and improves ... performance.” Florence Martin (University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Doris U Bolliger (Walden University) 2018How do you get higher engagement? Everyone is different. Everyone is motivated by different things. Boost engagement by considering a few things and tweaking parts of your challenge to ensure that different types of motivation are considered.Here are some questions to consider:What types of people usually join your challenges? This could be a number of different customer types, write them down.For each of the customer types ask yourself; why are they on your challenge? No answer is daft here, consider all possibilities.How can your challenge be amended so that these different types of people, with their different goals, are motivated to engage more with your challenge materials, the challenge team and other participants?Get real answers to these questions by asking past challenge participants in an anonymous surveyYou might find that they simply didn't know how to engage to get more from the challenge, OR perhaps they were overwhelmed by it all - that’s a common one!Simply outlining some easy ways to engage could be enough to get things started[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]Engagement is a funny thing. You know you need it, but do you know why it’s so important?Higher engagement in your affiliate launches can lead to better results for the affiliates and for you.The more they ask questions and engage with the launch:The more they learn about what is actually involved in the process (some first-time affiliates may think it’s easy money and doesn’t require work!)The better their results will be (in terms of leads and sales)The better their experience will beWhat does that mean for you? Apart from the fact that you want your affiliates to get better results from your launch (that’s the whole point right?); happier affiliates means a better experience for the people buying too. This in turn leads to better case studies and testimonials, which you can use to attract more people to buy from you in the future.That social proof is vital in your future marketing efforts.And of course, if your affiliates make sales this time, it will be more worthwhile for them to consider selling for you again.In short; higher affiliate engagement is good for business. Happy affiliates are more likely to tell other people about you too. What’s not to love?How do you get higher engagement? Let’s start by considering that everyone is different. Everyone is motivated by different things. You can boost your engagement by considering a few things and tweaking parts of your affiliate launch to ensure that different types of motivation are covered.Here are some questions to consider:What types of people usually join you as an affiliate? This could be a number of different customer types, write them downFor each customer type ask yourself; why have they applied to be an affiliate with you? No answer is daft here, consider all possibilitiesHow can your affiliate launch be amended for these different types of people, with their different goals, to be motivated to engage more with your affiliate launch materials, the affiliate launch team and other affiliates?Get real answers by putting these questions to past affiliates in an anonymous surveyYou may find that they didn’t know how to engage to get more from the affiliate launch, OR perhaps they were overwhelmed by it all - that’s a common one!Simply outlining some easy ways to engage could be enough to get things started[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]Engagement is a funny thing. You know you need it, but do you know why it’s so important?Higher engagement in your social media marketing can lead to better results for your business and for your audience too.More social media engagement is a sign that:People are watching what you do and are interestedYour content is hitting the mark, which means that people want to see more from youIt’s a demonstration to the social media algorithm gods that people like your content and therefore that post is worth showing to more peopleIt’s also a sign for the social media algorithm gods that certain people like that post and therefore it should show more of your content to those peopleBut why do you care about any of that? If the social media platforms show your posts to more people, that’s more eyes on what you do and more potential buyers.If they show more of your content to the same people, they are reminded of you and what you sell on a regular basis. The more that people are exposed to your brand, the more likely they are to buy from you when they need what you sell.Also, if these people are engaging with your content, it's a signal that they like it, or find it interesting enough to engage with. If people feel like they are getting something valuable from social media interactions with you, it can contribute positively towards how people feel about your brand overall.The case for offering touchpoints across multiple channels is increasingly being made, with analysts such as McKinsey offering a clear cut reason to give consumers more chance to interact – both to boost sales and generate positive sentiment around your brand.In essence more engagement = more sales. Maybe not today but eventually. It’s also a pretty nice ego-boost to receive likes and comments “If your goal is brand awareness and building a relationship with your audience, then engagement is a more important KPI” Jeraldine Phneah, regional account manager at Socialbakers Asia Pacific.How do you get that elusive engagement? Everyone is different and therefore; not everyone will respond to the same methods when it comes to trying to motivate them to engage with your content.Also, there will always be some people who prefer not to engage on social media at all, they like to simply browse and observe.You are extremely unlikely to get 100% social media engagement, you definitely won’t hit the mark with every post, but you can increase your engagement by considering a few things and tweaking parts of your social media marketing to ensure that you’re speaking to these different types of people.Here are some questions to consider:What types of people usually follow you on social media? This could be a number of different customer types, write all of these downFor each of the customer types ask yourself; why are they following you on social media? No answer is daft here, consider all possibilitiesHow can your social media posts be amended to provide motivation for these different types of people to engage more with your social media content and even other people in your audience?Get real answers by putting these questions to your existing followers in an anonymous survey. It could simply be that they don’t know the best way to engage, or what the benefits of engaging are, OR they could be overwhelmed by it all - that’s a common one! Simply outlining some easy ways to engage (and why they should) could be enough to get things started.[/iqconditional]When it comes to gamification, if you can really understand your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participants[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliates[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience[/iqconditional], you will be able to identify which game elements you can add to upgrade your existing [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliate launch[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]social media content[/iqconditional] for improved engagement.It could be something as simple as a bingo card, or a prize draw or something more complex like a group treasure hunt.Whatever type of gamification you choose, make sure you take into consideration what you have learned about your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participants[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliates[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience[/iqconditional] or it is less likely to work.Topic 3 Key Area of ImprovementYour ResultsBetter results for your business AND better results for your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participants[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliates[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience[/iqconditional], sounds like something out of a fairy tale and you might believe that it’s easier said than done.Ultimately, if your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]student's[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participant's[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliate's[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience's[/iqconditional] goals are achieved, it will be better for you too. They will be happier and will associate that feeling with your brand. Long-term, this will lead to more sales.I get it, it can be hard to ensure that everyone gets what they want from a your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliate launch[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]social media content[/iqconditional] and you’re unlikely to hit the mark with everyone, but even helping a small percentage of people to achieve better results will mean better outcomes for you too.The truth is that there are many ways to ensure that yours and your audience’s goals marry up.Gamification is a fantastic way to improve your results through motivating your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participants[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliates[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience[/iqconditional] to do things that will help them to achieve what they want too.“But How?!” I hear you cry..Follow these steps:Identify your objectivesConsider if you’re doing all you can to achieve those objectivesIdentify what it is that your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]students[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participants[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliates[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience[/iqconditional] are hoping to get from your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliate launch[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]social media content[/iqconditional]Put those lists of objectives next to each other - is there any overlap, are there any clear and easy wins in terms of things you can change or improve?If your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]students[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participants[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliates[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience[/iqconditional] are looking for an opportunity to network, could you offer this?If they are looking to learn something specific, could you offer this?If they want to see more of you in your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliate launch[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]social media content[/iqconditional] could you offer this?It could be that your objectives and those of your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participants[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliates[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience[/iqconditional] are completely at odds, in which case it’s time for a re-think!When it comes to Gamification, if you can align what you want with what your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]students[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge participants[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliates[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]audience[/iqconditional] want you can upgrade your existing [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliate launch[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]social media content[/iqconditional] to include game elements that will motivate them to achieve even more and get better results.Topic 4 Key Area of ImprovementCreating Raving FansWhat are brand advocates or raving fans? These are happy customers or people in your audience who love what you do so much that they will shout about you from the rooftops.You may already have one or two, but how do you get more?Gamification can be implemented in your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliate launch[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]social media content[/iqconditional] with the intent of helping your audience to get more value from your content, learn more, achieve more, network better, get better results and more. All of these things will make them think more highly about your brand.If you can help them to achieve their objectives, to surpass their expectations then you will create loyal fans.These fans will give you glowing testimonials in public and in private.These priceless nuggets are not just useful marketing assets, they demonstrate to others that you know your stuff and are worth checking out.They will lead to more people buying from you, who will also have an excellent experience, enhanced by gamification, and will become brand advocates too.It’s a priceless nugget machine.Topic 5 Key Area of ImprovementGamificationNot 100% sure what Gamification is? You’re not alone.Gamification is one of those terms that gets different reactions and is understood differently by different people.Here are some of the reactions you might get when you ask what people think of gamification:It’s just fun and not to be taken seriouslyIt’s manipulating people to do things they don’t want to doIt’s an outdated termGamifi...what?Even Gamification professionals can’t agree on a set definition!Throughout history people have played games; from hopscotch to chess, from Fortnite to tiddlywinks, from conkers to cricket. We’ve all played a game and been unable to put it down because we are enjoying it so much, wanting to beat our opponent or just get to that next level…The concept of gamification is to figure out:What it is about those games that makes them so compellingWhat elements motivate you to playWhat we can learn from games to make non-games more successfulWhat we can take from game design to help get better results in non-game settingsMany well-known brands are using gamification in their marketing and in their courses to improve results for them and their audiences.Some examples include: The popular language learning app Duolingo uses a clever combination of game elements to help their 500 million registered users to learn languages more effectively.Global shopping giants eBay and Amazon both use gamification techniques to boost sales.The Nike+ app encourages users to get active using gamification with two main benefits:The more active Nike customers are, the more quickly they will need more kitThe app generates data that allows Nike to create much more targeted and precise marketing campaigns and their customers get fitter tooIf used well, gamification can be used to help you reach your business goals, by helping your customers to achieve theirs. It’s about working out their motivations and amending your [iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="As a Course Owner"]course[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Challenge Launches"]challenge[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Through Affiliate Launches"]affiliate launch[/iqconditional][iqconditional action="conditional" merge_tag="{field success:16}" condition="contains" value="Other"]social media content[/iqconditional] to help them achieve their objectives in a way that works for them.It can be fun (think quizzes, solving puzzles, defeating monsters), but some game elements that you may recognise can be considered to be stressful or negative, despite being effective gamification tools (scarcity and competition are two examples)There is nothing wrong with using these tools, but it is important to use a good balance of techniques and tools that compliment the types of personalities in your audience.Gamification isn’t as simple as adding badges and a leaderboard to something and hoping for the best.Gamification combines game elements, game design and game thinking as well as taking learnings from psychology, human behaviour and other fields such as learning development, management and marketing to improve upon existing systems and processes for better outcomes - rather than just ‘turning everything into a game’It’s more complex than people assume and is definitely a matter of test and learn, but implemented well and tweaked over time it can be a priceless tool for your business.DON’T qualify for 1:1You've qualified to sign up for our upcoming Gamification course, which will help you get to grips with what Gamification is and equip you with all you need to know to start implementing it in your business.Join the waiting list here.DO qualify for 1:1Find out if we’re a perfect fit and how we can help you use gamification to elevate your business.Business owners who want to increase social media engagementWould you like to make your social media posts more engaging? Grab our Gamification social media template pack and get 30 canva templates to play games in your Social Media Stories. Learn more and buy now.P.S. Check out our free resources on what Gamification is and how it can ramp up your social media engagement. For even more support and advice, join our free group.Topic 2 Detailed Text for 0-33%Topic 2 Detailed Text for 34-66%Topic 2 Detailed Text for 67-100%Topic 3 Detailed Text for 0-33%dTopic 3 Detailed Text for 34-66%dTopic 3 Detailed Text for 67-100%dTopic 4 Detailed Text for 0-33%Topic 4 Detailed Text for 34-66%Topic 4 Detailed Text for 67-100%Topic 5 Detailed Text for 0-33%Topic 5 Detailed Text for 34-66%Topic 5 Detailed Text for 67-100%Topic 2 %Please only change (edit, add remove) the + part, with the XXX referring to each of the field IDs in the questions in this topic.Topic 3 %Please only change (edit, add remove) the + part, with the XXX referring to each of the field IDs in the questions in this topic. 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Overall Current PercentageCreation note: Change "40" to the number of total points available in this quiz. E.g. Total of 6 questions is 4x6 = "24". Total of 8 questions is 4x8 = "32". etc All topics have 100% scored - MessageDont change Label Final score is LowDo not edit me. Final score is MediumDo not edit me. Final score is HighDo not edit me. Key Area(s) of Improvement Title