September's here and the countdown continues to the closing date of September 30. Now, with less than four weeks to go to the closing date, it's time to start preparing your entries for the Internet Business Awards. If you've already prepared your entry, get ahead of the game. Complete your entry form and upload your submission, right now.
The closing date for entries is September 30, 2010
The Internet Business
Awards are impartial, independent and objective and their aim is to
seek out examples of the UK's most excellent online business-to-business
website experiences: their effectiveness, design qualities, best
practice and customer service and to reward them publicly in print,
online and at an annual UK event.
Business winners win awards: award-winners win new business.
There
are other awards in the so-called "digital space": the Revolution
Awards are about marketing and innovation, the New Media Age Awards are
about effectiveness, as are the DADIs, the Campaign Big Awards (Digital) are about creative online
advertising, the BIMAs are about website design, and the National Business Awards are about successful UK
businesses.
Only the Internet Business Awards focus specifically
on the business-to-business world as it progressively moves online.
Winning an Internet Business Award will position the recipient and their company in the top flight of the UK's online business enterprises, with sites that are the embodiment of excellence. It has been proven over and over again that the companies that win awards are the companies that win new business and, in such turbulent economic times as these, any measurable or predictable form of promotion, such as being named an awards' finalist, is extremely valuable.
There are Internet Business Awards for the best online business
experiences from Scottish, Irish, Welsh and English companies.
The ultimate goal will be to win the IBA Golden Orb - the top accolade for the internet business that the judges believe is the best of all the category winners. The internet is a no-frontiers world, but in many ways UK businesses have taken to the web with alacrity, creativity and ingenuity, thanks to their own talents or those of their appointed agencies, developers and designers. This rapid and successful take-up of the web to promote and sell business to business is reflected in the 30 categories that make up the Internet Business Awards.
The celebration of the inaugural Internet Business Awards' winners will take place in London in late Autumn. Events in subsequent years may be in London, or in other major UK cities.
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