Gamification as a marketing strategy for Garuda Indonesia loyalty program
Donafeby Widyani
International Journal of Research in Business and Social Science · 2021 · Vol. 10 / Issue 7 · 418-422
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Abstract
This paper addresses issues about how gamification can provide a breakthrough marketing strategy for Garuda Indonesia Loyalty Program. Garuda Indonesia is a well-known national airline in Indonesia. However, the survey found that the Garuda Indonesia loyalty program and does not attractive enough for consumers. Garuda Indonesia should maintain its loyalty program to attract more consumers. Moreover, the frequent flyer program is one way to differentiate the products offered by an airline from other competitors. Answering that phenomenon, Garuda Indonesia launched a mobile application that has several offers for consumers. However, Consumers still tend to choose other mobile applications. Garuda Indonesia’s marketer should encourage consumers to use the mobile application with the loyalty program inside the mobile application. The study suggests that Garuda Indonesia can add the gamification concept to the Garuda Indonesia Mobile application to increase loyalty to GarudaMiles users.
Keywords: {'name': 'gamification'}, {'name': 'loyalty program'}, {'name': 'garuda indonesia'}, {'name': 'marketing'}
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