Campaign Recognises Achievements of 2009
10th December 2009
We're pretty chuffed today with our numerous features in Campaign's 2009 Annual. As the first agency ever to be in the running for both Agency of the Year and Digital Agency of the Year (hurrah) we're delighted with winning Campaign of the Year ("by a country mile") and Sergei's TV debut taking TV ad of the year.
Marketing's Agency of The Year
8th December 2009
We are head-over-heels delighted to have been announced Marketing Magazine's Creative Agency of the Year. It's been an incredible twelve months and the title is down to a huge amount of hard work from everyone in building. Perhaps the most exciting thing is that we have yet to reach our potential, and with so much in the pipeline 2010 is going to be good year!
Brand of the Year
18th November 2009
Comparethemarket.com won Brand of the Year at Marketing Society's 50th anniversary dinner. We were up against Marmite and Waitrose, so no mean feat. Well done to everyone involved.
VCCP Win Omega Pitch
28th January 2010
We're delighted it's been announced we have won the Omega business. Omega Pharma brands include a host of family staples such as TCP, Buttercup cough syrup and Jungle Formula insect repellent. New work will be out later this year.
New Sexual Health Campaign Gets People Talking
4th December 2009
Our first work to help young people make more informed decisions about contraception, look after their sexual health and avoid teenage pregnancies has launched. The first phase of the campaign, Contraception. Worth Talking About will increase young people’s awareness of the different types of contraception and remind them that they won't be protected against STIs unless they use a condom.
Great Night at the Campaign Big Awards
29th October 2009
We picked up 3 awards for comparethemarket.com at last night's Campaign Big Awards. This included a gold for best TV & cinema campaign and a gold for best digital campaign. A fantastic effort and all the team (look how well they scrubbed up!) are feeling suitably terrible today.