Emart Collaborates with 'Compya2021' for Joint Marketing... From Item Gifts to Shopping Benefits

Emart is launching a unique marketing campaign with 'Com2uS Pro Baseball 2021'.

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chunhan] Emart announced on the 5th that it will carry out a unique marketing collaboration with Com2uS's popular mobile baseball game, 'Com2uS Pro Baseball 2021 (Compuya 2021)'.

This promotion will run from the 6th to the 23rd and is planned as three events: item giveaways upon accessing the Emart app, purchase benefits for collaboration products, and shopping benefits upon completing quests.

Emart will give away the Compuya Emart Cart Bundle, usable within the Compuya 2021 game, to users who access the Emart app until the 26th. Customers can enter through the app event page, and all entrants will receive a coupon code for the Emart Cart Bundle, which includes one premium team selection pack, 100,000 points, and 50 condition drinks.

A collaboration product event has also been planned. From the 6th to the 23rd, customers who purchase chicken wishing for victory at the Emart deli corner will receive one premium gold pack and two 2021 Live player packs usable in the game. Customers who purchase collaboration products such as watermelon and all Peacock brand items will receive one random Compuya 2021 special item. To commemorate this collaboration event, chicken wishing for victory will be sold at a 50% discount with an event card until the 12th.

Customers who achieve quests within the Compuya 2021 game will also receive shopping benefits such as discount coupons and gifticons usable at Emart stores. From the 6th to the 26th, all customers who meet the goals will receive a 5,000 KRW discount coupon for purchases over 70,000 KRW at Emart stores, and through a draw, 750 quest participants will be awarded Emart gifticons worth up to 30,000 KRW.

An Emart official said, "We will continue to plan diverse events that provide customers with both abundant benefits and fun through unique collaborative marketing that crosses industry boundaries."