Naming the singer “Suicide Prevention Advocate of the Year” propelled media coverage to the heights, making The Trevor Project a winner in the Brand Awareness category of PR Daily’s Social Media & Digital Awards.
Dotted Line built a digital content strategy to generate awareness of its clients during the pandemic. It’s a winner in the Blog and Marketing Campaign categories of PR Daily’s Social Media & Digital Awards.
It’s a winner in the “Annual Report” category of PR Daily’s Social Media & Digital Awards.
With $0 media spend, the #DogeCan campaign generated 2 billion impressions.
Congratulations to these winners! Read about their winning work.
When Disney Parks set out to capture Gen Z, it turned to TikTok to showcase the magic by sharing its uniquely Disney stories in an unexpected, authentic way.
Klick Health is helping parents, educators, and healthcare providers with early diagnosis of color vision deficiency in children via a fun, free storybook.
Hallmark used the power of social media to gain visibility and drive engagements through a sweepstakes contest that promoted a special two-part movie event.
Finalists were honored at the Yale Club in New York City.
The North Face invited its brand fans to share the ways in which its gear proved to be more than just a jacket. The outdoor brand generated more than 14 million organic impressions and 3.9 million social interactions.
A strong set of storylines helped reposition the vacation destination.
Congratulations to this year’s impressive winners.
Strike 2 made strides in simplifying the refinancing process for those who are still paying off student loans. The digital agency teamed up with credit unions and banks so that it could make a difference in people’s lives by saving them money and time.
TD Bank’s traditional newsroom press room wasn’t meeting their audiences’ needs, but a move to TD Stories created an engaging hub.
See who made the short list.
