The markets of the game.
Every session is played in a scenario, with a sector, customers and a time of year. The companies, people and figures are fictional, and flagged as such in the brief handed to the teams.
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Toy shops
Independent shops in Rabat compete for families during gift season, in the window, online and on social media, against an e-commerce giant and a chain of stores.
Peak period
Telecom operators
Operators launch a roaming offer for travellers and their families, over a very short peak period.
All year round
Language centres
Language centres fill their courses from one term to the next, through back-to-school, exam season and summer.
An Africa Cup of Nations
Hotels
Upscale hotels court fans, delegations and visitors during the tournament.
Tailor-made
Create a tailor-made scenario
The market from your own courses, with its sector, customers and season, written for your institution and played with the same tools. It stays yours. Only you and your students play it, and it is offered to other teachers only if you decide so.
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What a scenario holds
A market brief
The sector, the season, the buying habits. Everything teams read before they create their company and set their strategy.
Customers to choose from
Several segments, each with its own ages, interests and sensitivity to price.
Competitors
The other teams in the class and, if the teacher so chooses, virtual teams bearing fictional brand names. They bid, they post and they appear in the market ranking.
A calendar
Each round matches a moment in the season, with more buyers or fewer.
Tools that open up
Channels arrive round after round, as they would in a growing company.
Twists
Market events that the teacher sets off whenever they decide.
AI in the market
How each segment feels about AI, the platforms’ rules on AI-generated content, and the share of customers who search with an AI assistant, round after round.
Toy shops, during the festive season
Teams run independent shops in Rabat. Each has its shop in town, with its window and its in-store events, and can open a website, from a simple showcase to an online shop delivering across Morocco. Trombia.ma, an e-commerce giant already equipped with an assistant and AI-made product visuals, and Youplala, a chain of stores built around gifts, can enter the game as virtual teams. They chase the same customers and appear in the ranking.
The customers
- Young parents
- Parents of children aged 7 to 12
- Grandparents and loved ones buying gifts
- Teenage and young adult gamers
The tools, round by round
Round 1
Black Friday week
- Media plan
- Google Ads
- Meta Ads Manager
- Social media
- Business profile
- My website
- My shop
- AI content production
- AI benchmarking agent
Round 2
Gift shopping
- Callback request
- Email and WhatsApp
- TikTok account
- Analytics and market watch
- AI customer support
Round 3
The home stretch
- Search engine optimisation
- Influence
- TikTok Ads
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