Tag: Sea Monster
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5 Big impact gaming trends to keep an eye on in 2024
By Glenn Gillis, CEO of Sea Monster Wouldn’t it be incredible if 2024 is the year that we use technology to create better businesses, better communities and better people? Games […]
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Here’s why games may prove critical in the fight to protect South Africa’s oceans
By Glenn Gillis, CEO, Sea Monster South Africa’s oceans, like others around the world, are under grave threat from overfishing, poaching and other illicit marine activities. That threat isn’t just […]
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Forget the moral panic – gaming and impact games can stimulate mental wellbeing
By Glenn Gillis, CEO at Sea Monster No matter how much you enjoy gaming, chances are you’ve felt a nagging sense of guilt about playing at one point or another. […]
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Are Chief Marketing Officers battling with attribution models?
By Glenn Gillis, CEO at Sea Monster ‘Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don’t know which half.’ The famous saying by successful US […]
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Brands must look to measurable gamification to reward their most engaged customers
By Lebo Lekoma, Head of Client Services at Sea Monster As customer expectations continue to evolve rapidly, driven by digitalisation and changing needs, brands need to find new and exciting […]
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Marketing to children in a digital world walks a fine line between ethics and opportunity
By Glenn Gillis, CEO at Sea Monster Generation Alpha has more screen exposure than any other generation before it and with the technological boom, the average toddler can work an […]
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Back to the basics: Marketing methods that are still relevant and effective
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it is that the only constant in life is change, which is also true in marketing. To keep up with the needs of […]
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What makes serious games seriously good?
By Glenn Gillis, CEO at Sea Monster The term “serious game” may well read as an oxymoron – isn’t a game by its very nature meant to be fun and […]
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Investing in influence: why marketing ROI should focus less on the returns, and more on the investment
By Glenn Gillis, CEO at Sea Monster The average marketing exec in the industry today likely spends a fair amount of time weighing up the return on investment (ROI) for […]





















