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Marketing teams and students struggle to keep learning engaging, collaborative, and practical. Traditional training is often boring, while networking events lack structured interaction. Marketing Alias is a proven edutainment product that bridges learning and networking in marketing. The physical board game has already been tested by nearly 1,000 users in Ukraine, with an active community of 300+ marketers around the brand. Teams from leading companies such as EVA and Achsan Ukraine have adopted it, and several university marketing faculties are using the game as a practical learning tool. Marketing Alias APP (Marketium) transforms professional jargon, tools, and case studies into a board game format, making learning interactive and team-based. • It acts both as a learning tool (used by universities and corporate teams) and as a networking catalyst (played at community events and team offsites). Marketing Alias turns professional development and networking for marketers into an engaging, gamified experience — already trusted by universities, corporate teams, and a fast-growing community.
Compiled by Oniks from the founder's own filing and public registry records, last edited 1 Mar 2026. Figures are as reported by the company. A verified badge means the account behind this file holds a live Oniks subscription — it is not an audit of the numbers.
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