Ep 6. VR Re-Invention

In season 1 episode 6 of Five Day Biz Fix, the hosts, Chrissy and Erik, are tasked with helping a company called "VR Re-Invention" revamp their virtual reality gaming business. The company had experienced a decline in sales due to a lack of new and exciting virtual reality experiences. The hosts are given a deadline of just five days to come up with a plan to reinvigorate the company's brand and reignite interest in their products.

Chrissy and Erik start by conducting market research to find out what consumers are looking for in the virtual reality gaming industry. They soon discover that there is a demand for more interactive and immersive experiences. They also come across a new type of motion-tracking technology that would allow users to interact with virtual objects using their actual hands, rather than a handheld controller. They realize that incorporating this technology into VR Re-Invention's products could give them a competitive edge.

The hosts then move on to the physical space in which the VR experiences are showcased. They notice that the current setup is cluttered and uninspiring, which is not conducive to creating an immersive experience for customers. They decide to completely revamp the physical space, creating a more open and welcoming environment that will allow customers to fully immerse themselves in the virtual reality experience.

Next, Chrissy and Erik turn their attention to the company's branding and online presence. They discover that the current branding is outdated and does not convey the excitement and fun of virtual reality gaming. They decide to redesign the company's logo and website to better reflect the company's new focus on interactive and immersive experiences.

The hosts also realize that VR Re-Invention has been focusing solely on gaming experiences, when there could be potential for other types of immersive experiences. They suggest branching out into areas such as virtual tourism or virtual training simulations, which could attract a broader range of customers.

Throughout the episode, Chrissy and Erik face a number of challenges, including technical difficulties with the motion-tracking technology and a tight deadline. However, they are able to overcome these obstacles and create a completely new and exciting experience for VR Re-Invention's customers.

The episode concludes with a grand reopening of the company's revamped physical space, where customers can try out the new interactive experiences. The hosts are thrilled to see customers enjoying the new technology and the company's renewed focus on providing immersive and interactive virtual reality experiences.