EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, March 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) Digital marketing company bigmouthmedia has been shortlisted by judges for the award of Best Agency in recognition of the innovative and dynamic approach taken to campaigns by the Performance Marketing team on behalf of clients.
Nomination in such a highly competitive category in the a4u Awards 2011, alongside industry heavyweights including 7thingsmedia, Arena Quantum and Stream 20, is sound acknowledgment of bigmouthmedia's position at the forefront of performance marketing. Bigmouthmedia's performance marketing team delivers for its clients successful campaigns integrated across a full range of digital media platforms, offering truly innovative marketing strategies further enhanced by accountability and cross channel transparent methodologies.
Fiona Robertson, head of performance marketing, is thrilled to be shortlisted by the a4u Awards in light of the body's respected position within the industry."It's an achievement to be nominated alongside such stiff competition, a real testament to the growing strengths and successes of the team's work. We believe we've developed a unique methodology when it comes to the management and delivery of performance marketing campaigns and I'm delighted that our hard work has been recognised by the judges of the a4u Awards. We're thoroughly looking forward to the announcement of the winners, and we've got our fingers crossed", Robertson explained.
The strict criteria set out for the category of Best Agency indicated that only the strongest candidates within the industry would be shortlisted for the award. Bigmouthmedia's successful nomination illustrates its capabilities in combining innovative cross digital marketing techniques with transparent and effective multi channel communication between both affiliate networks and clients to reach predetermined targets and ultimately meeting the clients' objectives.
Robin Richmond, director of Media Clients, added: "A nomination for Best Agency in the a4u Awards 2011 is great news. The team work hard to remain at the forefront of their sector and deliver exceptional campaigns for our clients, and I'm delighted to hear that this hard work is being recognised. I'm certain this nomination will encourage the team to further develop their service offering and continue to deliver innovative campaigns on behalf of our clients."
After what is certain to be lengthy deliberation and discussion, the winners of the a4u Awards 2011 will be announced at the awards ceremony on 17th May 2011.
About bigmouthmedia:
Bigmouthmedia is a digital marketing company developing truly integrated digital advertising campaigns across a blend of digital platforms with ROI at the core. Setting the pace in search engine marketing, affiliate marketing, display, social media, usability and analytics, bigmouthmedia has been delivering tangible online business growth solutions on a client-focussed, local, European and global level across 56 countries in over 30 languages since 1997.
In August 2010 bigmouthmedia merged with LBi to create Europe's largest marketing and technology agency. The new combined LBi/bigmouthmedia agency combines LBi's best in class digital media, marketing, communications, design, branding and technology services with bigmouthmedia's leading search engine marketing product portfolio and digital media expertise.
Website: http://www.bigmouthmedia.com/
Bigmouthmedia Shortlisted for the Highly-Respected a4u Awards 2011
Bigmouthmedia has been shortlisted for the Best Agency Award at the highly respected a4u Awards 2011.
2011-03-30
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[Press-News.org] Bigmouthmedia Shortlisted for the Highly-Respected a4u Awards 2011Bigmouthmedia has been shortlisted for the Best Agency Award at the highly respected a4u Awards 2011.