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2002 San Francisco • Chicago • New York @d:Tech Award
Best Overlay Ad
"Winter Sports Spot" (webpage) American
Airlines
2002
DFWIMA Excellence In Interactive Marketing Award
Most
Effective Promotion of an Interactive Product or Service
"Experience More Room" (microsite) American
Airlines
2002
DFWIMA Excellence In Interactive Marketing Award
Most Effective Use of Interactive Marketing to Drive Offline Conversions
"Grab The Joystick" (flash banner) Bell
Helicopter
2002
DFWIMA Excellence In Interactive Marketing Award
Finalist: Most Effective Promotion of an Interactive Product or Service
"Flight Status Notification" (flash banner) American
Airlines
2002
New York Festivals
Bronze World Medal
"More Room" (microsite) American Airlines
2002
New York Festivals
Bronze World Medal
"Self-Service Ticketing" (instructional microsite) American
Airlines
2001
DFWIMA Excellence In Interactive Marketing Award
Best Integrated Marketing Campaign
"Winter Sports Spot" (webpage) American Airlines
2001
DFWIMA Excellence In Interactive Marketing Award
Best Use of Online Creative
"No, we didn't make our planes bigger" (superstitial) American
Airlines
2001
DFWIMA Excellence In Interactive Marketing Award
Best Use of Online Creative
"More Room Evolution" (flash banner) American Airlines
2001
San
Francisco • Chicago • New York @d:Tech
Award
Best Overall Site Design
"www.temerlinmcclain.com" (flash website)
Temerlin-McClain
2000
New York WebAward
Outstanding Website
"www.temerlinmcclain.com" (flash website)
Temerlin-McClain
2000
New York WebAward
Outstanding Website
"DSP eStore" (microsite) Texas Instruments
1999
New York WebAward
Gold Award
"The Evolution of Comfort" (flash banner) American Airlines
1999
New York WebAward
Gold Award
"Ski Campaign" (flash and gif banners) American Airlines
HUGE Advertising embraces
each project as a new challenge. We evaluate your Brand, target market
and demographics and put ourselves in the mind of your prospective client.
What do they need from you that will make them want to give you their
business? How do you need to position your company or product to pull
them in? Is your branding clear enough to force them to remember you?
Once strategy is in place,
designing effective advertising is really simple – 1) Are the chosen
images enough to get their attention without copy? 2) Is the headline
and copy strong enough to force them to read without visuals? If you can
say "yes" to both questions, that's when you put the two together
and create powerful creative that gets Huge results. |