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2012 PRO Award Winner: Civic Entertainment Group, 30Sixty for HISTORY
Despite strong ratings, HISTORY’s “Swamp People” wasn’t creating a lot of viral buzz. To change that in advance of the third season premiere, A&E-owned channel decided to draw some attention by bringing the swamp to Times Square.
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2012 PRO Award Winner: Turner Broadcasting Ad Sales for AT&T
2012 PRO Award Finalist: Turner Broadcasting Ad Sales for AT&T and the “Conan /AT&T Blimp Sponsorship” promotion.
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2012 PRO Award Winner: Draftfcb for U.S. Postal Service
Faced with declining use of P.O. boxes, the U.S. Postal Service and Draftfcb designed a campaign to emphasize the convenience and security of mail delivery to in-statoin units as “Your Other Address”. The test in 1,100 resulted in a 39% lift in applicatons for boxes per 1,000 customers and has now gone national.
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2012 PRO Award Finalist: AMP Agency for Samsonite
2012 PRO Award Finalist: AMP Agency for Samsonite and the “Samsonite Tough Tour” experiential promotion.
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2012 PRO Award Winner: Arc Worldwide/ Leo Burnett for Nestle Purina, Pro Plan
Arc Worldwide/Leo Burnett helped Pro Plan use the great dogs at Westminster to help prove a larger point: that inside every good dog is a great dog
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2012 PRO Award Finalist: United States Tennis Association for USTA
2012 PRO Award Finalist: United States Tennis Association for USTA and the “SmashZone Mobile Tour.”
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2012 PRO Award Finalist: Noise Digital for Tic Tac Canada
A year long program for Tic Tac Canada around the concept “Fun Fresh Talent” helped the brand create a long-term social media strategy and increase brand awareness.
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2012 PRO Award Finalist: The Marketing Arm for Doritos
2012 PRO Award Finalist: The Marketing Arm for Doritos and the “Crash the Super Bowl” Best Sponsorship or Tie-in Promotion.
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2012 PRO Award Winner: Arc Worldwide/ Leo Burnett for MillerCoors
Arc Worldwide/Leo Burnett named 2012 PRO Awards finalists in four categories for MillerCoors and the “Canhole” promotion.