Rambhatla Dhananjay Kumar
Player experience Manager at Scopely
April Laws
Lead Social Media & Community Manager at Wooga
Claudia Pons
Community Manager of Monopoly GO! at Scopely
Explore Jeff Parsley's journey as the February Player Insights Champion, recognized by Affogata for his data-driven approach to game improvement through player feedback.
Jeff Parsley
Global Community Manager of EA Sports
Lilian McDowell
CRM Manager at Sciplay
Explore Oyku Kural's journey as the October Player Insights Champion, recognized by Affogata for her data-driven approach to game improvement through player feedback. Gain insights into the role of player input and its impact on community growth, content, and environmental initiatives.
Oyku Kural
Community Manager at Supercell
Affogata's Player Insights Awards honor leaders committed to data-driven game improvement through player feedback.
Jens Schirmer
Senior Community Manager at Scopley
Meet Jeff Braddock, EA's Global Community Manager for skate., recognized for leveraging player insights to elevate game development.
Jeff Braddock
Global Community Manager of skate at EA
Muriel Goldstein
Community & CRM Lead at PLAYSTUDIOS
Carlos Moreno Bruzón
Team Manager of Content & Community at King
Consumers don’t just base purchase decisions on objective elements like price, location, or availability. Many times their actions relate to how they feel about your brand and to the emotional impact your brand makes upon their purchasing moves. That is why companies always try to maintain a good brand reputation and invest time, effort, and money in order for consumers to feel good about their products and services. Research showed that83% of consumers want a compassionate connection with brands, meaning they wish to purchase from companies that they can trust. This report also highlighted the role of emotions in driving consumers’ purchases. Another study reported that 39% of consumers claimed that trust drove their purchase decisions.
Stories and claims of “fake news” are everywhere as we enter the 2020 election cycle. However, politicians are not the only ones who need to prepare for false or misleading information being spread on the internet. Brands need to be aware that they too can be victims of “fake news” attacks
