How to Create an Award Winning Entry for Your Business


Why are business awards important?

With 5.6 million businesses in the UK and SMEs making up 99.9% of that business population, it’s no surprise that standing out from the competition should be top of your agenda. Winning awards entries can help your business do just that.

We will run through why it’s important to be a part of the awards scene. We’ll talk you through the do’s and don’ts of awards submissions, how to get the right balance of quality and quantity, as well as some top tips and blue sky thinking that will enable you to bag the coveted prize in your local, regional or national awards submission.

This course is perfect for Marketing or Communications Managers, PR managers or business owners who want to improve their online and offline reputation, win awards and maximise the PR potential that can follow.

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Watch the training video and learn how to:

  1. Learn about the value of winning awards and why your business should be entering them
  2. Understand exactly what the judges are looking for in an award-winning submission
  3. The classic do’s and don’ts for awards submissions
  4. How to think outside the box and develop a creative awards submission
  5. Maximising your word count so that you get the right message across to the judges
  6. How to stand out from the competition and differentiate yourself in a crowded category
Daniel Jenkins Head of Client Services

Your Trainer: Daniel Jenkins

An expert SEO specialist and marketing strategist for B2B and B2C brands, Daniel holds a Distinction in Professional Marketing from the Chartered Institute of Marketing and has strong experience of both digital and traditional marketing methods.

Passionate about integrated communications and multi-platform advertising campaigns, Daniel approaches all marketing activity with a holistic approach, considering the full marketing mix when building strategic plans designed to increase clients’ visibility, engagement and return on investment.

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