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We have so many award lists reserved for people 𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗥 20, 30, and 40. That's cool and all, but how about we push for some new standalone recognitions from the likes of PRWeek, Forbes, Fast Company, TechCrunch, etc., dedicated to (wait for it) people 𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥 40, 50, 60? Let's call it the "Wisdom Winners" or "Wisdom 50 over 50", you get the idea. Major bonus points if the people selected were relative late bloomers or second actors who hit their stride well after the typical prodigies. People like Morgan Freeman, Rose Blumkin, Bernie Marcus, Ray Kroc, Henry Ford, Martha Stewart, Toni Morrison, Lucille Ball, the list goes on and on. The more resilience, the higher the ranking. I would love to delve into this type of award list, would you?
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Awards Season.......how to write a winning entry 🏆 I am very lucky to be part of judging panels for several awards events coming up over the next few months. It is a genuine honour to review talented businesses and individuals across our industry. Having trawled through a very long list of entries last week I thought it might be useful to share my tips for how to create strong entries. ✔ Read the criteria carefully, and make sure your entry captures each of the required points. ✔ Use bullet points, short paragraphs and easy to digest content. Remember the judges have to read an awful lot, so make sure yours is easily understandable. ✔ If you are applying in multiple categories, make sure you make your entry different in each category (back to point 1) Each entry needs to be relevant to the category. ✔ Don't think you have to apply for every category you may have a chance to win in. Less entries, with better clarity and detail, will have more of a chance. And do not give up. If you don't make the shortlist, keep trying. Over the years I have seen plenty of entries improve year on year, your time will come! Good luck everyone 🍀
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There are many reasons to give out awards to recognize people and organizations for their accomplishments. The question is: what type of award meets the occasion. Here is where I can help with the selection as there are hundreds of options and price points. Make sure the award you give is memorable and tells the story of their accomplishment. You want it displayed and for the recipient to be proud to receive it. I have ideas, give me a call for your award program.
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What goes into creating winning award entries? We're lucky to have a few wins under our belt, as well as judging industry and comms awards across the years. Missive's Whitney Simon, Erin Lovett, Nicola Koronka and Emma Ross reveal what the judges are looking for when they're deciding on the all important gold medals, including: 🟡 Why entering awards is important 🟡 How to win awards 🟡 Telling a compelling story with your entry 🟡 Providing quantifiable results and evidence https://lnkd.in/eJM_NnHc
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Take your award for showing up today. (Yes, only for your participation) I fear to post on social media often I fear what should I say and what not I fear to show up and make a comment I fear and do overthink what to write about Yes, we all have been there, Meanwhile, there are people, pulling themselves in every situation to show up. Yes, this is brave Yes, this takes energy Yes, this proves yourself Yes, this makes you who you are How often are you afraid to show up? While people are making their impact meanwhile. Today, I am giving myself the award and a pat on back for showing up. (You know it is hard some days) PS- Are you eligible for the award today? PPS - How often do you post a week?
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Just wrapped up judging #ANAReggies. Whenever I judge awards like this, I am always blown away by the creativity our industry brings to the world. It's also a great reminder to anyone submitting an award: 🏆 Results matter. Clearly spell out what you set out to accomplish and whether or not you met your objective. Go further than reach and impressions - what was the impact on sales and brand? 💡 Insights --> ideas. A cool idea for the sake of a cool idea won't cut it. Articulate the strategy that led to the program. 👀 Eye candy helps. Make sure the written submission hooks the reader but don't forget the supporting materials. That really helps bring the entry to life.
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Looking to recognize an achievement in a unique way? Skip the traditional plaque or trophy and consider delighting your recipients with a custom Caricature Recognition Award. These one-of-a-kind awards are sure to stand apart and reflect the special nature of your event or recipient. And why stop there? Create a recognition wall of fame to showcase your honorees and their accomplishments. Don't settle for ordinary awards that will soon be forgotten - make your recognition truly memorable with a personalized touch.
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Awards season is upon us again. Don't get caught scrambling! Here's your essential starter pack to dominate the competition: The Essentials: Every contender needs a battle plan. Here's what you'll need to fight (and win!): Awards Calendar: Knowledge is power! Map out your award targets by researching relevant awards in your industry and their deadlines. Pro tip: mark them in your calendar well in advance to avoid last-minute panic. ️ Submission Guidelines: Read the submission guidelines carefully. Then, read them again. Don't let a technicality trip you up at the finish line. Winning Entries: Learn from the best! Analyse past winners in each category. Understand what the judges are looking for – what made these entries stand out from the crowd? Analyse their strengths and tailor your approach accordingly. ✨ Need a seasoned team to craft a winning submission and navigate the complexities of awards season? Green Door Co is here to help! We have a proven track record of securing accolades for our clients. Let's chat about your award goals – we'd be happy to put our expertise to work for you! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g-B2d59j
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