06Build familiarity

Sujacky

DoubleTree by Hilton Kyoto Station

  • Regions & tourism
  • Other

YataLogic’s analysis

The key point of this case

Aligning the place of the stay, the hotel’s symbol and the character’s origins may provide a cue for recalling the visit.

From official information

Officially documented uses

Created for the hotel’s second anniversary as a small guardian bird inspired by Kyoto’s Suzaku. Brings the brand’s chocolate chip cookie, welcoming story and official coloring sheets into one world.

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Roles identified by YataLogic

The character’s job

Created for the hotel’s second anniversary as a small guardian bird inspired by Kyoto’s Suzaku. Brings the brand’s chocolate chip cookie, welcoming story and official coloring sheets into one world.

Application ideas from YataLogic

How could another business apply this?

Create a character that symbolizes the facility’s relationship with its surroundings and shares the story behind the reason to visit.

Where is it used?

Created for the hotel’s second anniversary as a small guardian bird inspired by Kyoto’s Suzaku. Brings the brand’s chocolate chip cookie, welcoming story and official coloring sheets into one world.

What could you measure?

These are example measures for your own application, not reported performance figures from the featured company.

  • Familiarity
  • Trust
  • Intention to engage again
  • Intention to share
  • Intention to recommend

Sources

Consider your own business

What job could a character do for your business?

Found a relevant example? Identify your current challenge and the job you would like a character to do.

Apply these ideas to your business

Together, we consider the character’s job based on your business, customers and use situations.

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These cases do not prove effects caused by a character alone. Officially documented uses are presented separately from YataLogic’s analysis of their roles.

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