Community Recognition Wall
Skylab provides the most gamified platform in the world, and that’s why we come with the best features.
The team at Skylab noticed a powerful pattern in social media: when users receive social recognition for certain behaviors, they often repeat those same behaviors. For this reason, the Skylab mobile platform includes a recognition wall where users can like and comment on each other’s content, just like other social media sites.
The Community Recognition Wall is an integral part of the Gamification Engine which Skylab uses.
Related to Community Recognition Wall – Check out this linked article about Behavior Modification
Allysian Sciences lead by 8X Olympic Gold Medalist Apolo Ohno and Rod Jao loves the community recognition wall in the Skylab Apps platform. As a client of Skylab Apps, Ohno and Jao have been able to transform their community by utilizing the Skylab Apps platform to amplify, gamify and socialize their nutraceutical company.
“Skylab Apps technology gives me the platform to engage with my community through chat, trainings, and recognition, all while giving my community a place that isn’t bombarded with traditional social media noise.” -Apolo Ohno
recognized the trend and took advantage of being an early adopter of Skylab Apps state of the art platform. As a result, they have proven analytics showing their distributors being on the Allysian platform for upwards of 50+ straight days taking actions and engaging each other on the community recognition wall. This doesn’t only show the proof that the platform works, it lays great insight into the trend of behavior modification and how Skylab Apps deploys gamification tactics throughout their platform.
A Game Mechanism that Creates Positive Results
However, Skylab centers this social recognition around performing and repeating specific behaviors chosen by community leaders. While the platform’s scoring system and leader’s ability to reward community incentivize users to complete actions, they do not negate the importance of the social recognition of peers. User’s ability to receive likes and comments for completing gamified tasks is one more incentive for users to repeat behaviors desired by community builders. This allows, subconsciously, new users to copy and achieve to get the same wall, feel grateful for and look forward to.
The Community recognition wall also serves as a means of verifying when users complete an action. Not only do these actions appear on the community wall, but each user’s personal profile shows a complete list of their individual actions over time.
Any out-of-line behavior or falsified actions are easily flag-able by other users. This form of self-regulation keeps community members honest and saves community leaders from building an infrastructure to verify user behavior. It also prevents users from disrupting the communities in harmful ways like trolling or posting inappropriate content.
Many of Skylab Apps’ clients have been able to grasp the power of this growing trend in “exclusive social media.” It not only adds to the bottom line but it gives brands incredible insights as to how their followers, users, customers, clients, distributors and employees work, think, make buying decisions and behave.
In the creation of SKYLAB Apps, Dean Grey took the most positive social addictive behaviors such as WhatsApp, YouTube, Recognition Walls, and Content on Demand and then integrated them into one platform allowing influencers to chat easily, educate, reward, and train their audiences.
Check out this quick demo of how the Skylab Apps Recognition Wall works!
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