Nottingham digital agency to take on Europe’s best
The finalists have been announced for the European Search Awards, with Nottingham-based Hallam shortlisted in six different categories.
The European Search Awards celebrate the best in search marketing from across Europe, with the judges looking to acknowledge and reward the best agencies, the best campaigns, and the best individuals working in the search industry.
Hallam was nominated for specific client projects:
– Hallam & Esso Card – “Fuelling European Growth” (Best Use of Search – Automotive)
– Hallam & Learning Pool – “Conversions are Vanity, Customers are Sanity” (Best Use of Search – B2B pay per click advertising)
– Hallam & Cleveland Containers – “Uncontainable Organic Growth” (Best Use of Search – B2B search engine optimisation)
Hallam was also nominated in the overall top categories for Best Large Integrated Search Agency, Best Large PPC Agency, and Best Large SEO Agency.
Ben Wood, Hallam’s digital director said: “We are delighted to be shortlisted for these prestigious awards. It is a great honour to be recognised on the shortlist alongside some of Europe’s top agencies, and it is a true testament to the skills and expertise that Team Hallam delivers every single day for our clients.”
The European Search Awards nominations follows fresh off Hallam’s win of Google’s Growing Business Online Award (Europe Middle East and Africa), with the firm also winning six gongs at The Drum Recommends awards, including Best Full Service, Best Client Services, Best Web Design, Best Web Development, and the Effectiveness award.
Founder and CEO Susan Hallam said: “The agencies shortlisted in these awards are all worthy competitors, and I extend my warmest congratulations. The awards are judged on the basis of entrant’s detailed submissions, providing evidence and quantitative performance metrics. These awards recognise the very best in the search marketing industry, and we are proud to be included on the shortlist.”
The European Search Awards ceremony will take place on 3 September 2020 in Bucharest.
