Phygital Brand Strategy
Bridge physical and digital brand experiences
Master the emerging field of phygital (physical + digital) brand experiences. Learn to create seamless omnichannel experiences that blend physical products with digital ownership, NFTs, and augmented reality.

Natalie Bergstrom
Professor of AI Consulting & AIVS Intelligence
MBA (Columbia), MS (CMU Machine Learning), Ex-Deloitte AI Practice Lead
or 7,900 credits
Plan: starter
What You'll Learn
Design phygital experiences
Implement AR campaigns
Build smart products
Course Curriculum
5 chapters · 290+ minDesigning blended physical-digital experiences
Core Concept Fundamentals
Building essential knowledge of fundamental principles and methodologies in this domain.
- Understand core principles and theories
- Apply foundational frameworks correctly
- Build knowledge progressively
- Connect concepts to practical applications
Practical Application Essentials
Translating theoretical knowledge into actionable strategies.
- Connect theory to practice
- Identify application opportunities
- Execute implementations effectively
- Measure application outcomes
Lecture · Chapter 1 of 5
Phygital Experience Design
Phygital Experience Design
This lesson is Phygital Experience Design. Designing blended physical-digital experiences
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Course Project
Phygital Brand Campaign
Design a complete phygital brand campaign.
Prerequisites
- Brand strategy experience
Topics Covered
Your Instructor

Natalie Bergstrom
Professor
Former Deloitte AI Practice Lead who implemented AI solutions for 100+ Fortune 500 companies. Creator of the AIVS framework — the definitive methodology for quantifying AI impact and maximizing ROI through structured consulting.
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