Sayolo builds G-commerce to sell real products as in-game rewards
Shlomi Benatar · The $180B Industry Bigger Than Hollywood Nobody Talks About · Jul 13, 2021 · at 3:57
Shlomi Benatar, VP of Marketing at Sayolo, describes their new gaming commerce product integrating physical e-commerce into mobile games.
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“The main thing when we're working on now is a product called G commerce, gaming commerce. It means we have a shop in the game. Let's say you finished a level or you reached a certain amount of points. You get a shop where you can buy real products after you won An achievement of some sort”
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