Facebook announced the winners of its 2016 Facebook and Instagram Awards.
The social network highlighted the following trends among this year’s entries in an email to SocialTimes:
- More than three-quarters of winning entries from Europe and the Middle East included a video component, with that figure reaching 80 percent in the Asia-Pacific region and trending high in Latin America, as well.
- Campaigns from the Asia-Pacific region continued to use humor to drive attention and engagement.
- Purpose-led marketing, or campaigns that urged people to do something noble, performed strongly.
- Brazil had previously dominated Latin American entries, but Argentina, Peru, Venezuela and other countries joined the fray in 2016.
- More than 600 small and midsized businesses took advantage of the new Small Business category.
- The new Innovation category drew more than 100 entries.
- And the new Best Use of Facebook Platforms category saw more than 450 entries.
The Blue winner, the top honor of the 2016 Facebook and Instagram Awards, went to R/GA for its Beats by Dre campaign for Beats by Dre.
The Facebook for Good Award, which recognizes excellence in campaigns for charitable and nonprofit organizations, went to Ogilvy & Mather Chicago for its Give Me a Heart campaign for Donate Life America.
The Small Business winner went to Squatty Potty for its The Unicorn Changed the Way I Poop campaign.
Global Gold winners were:
Beyond Facebook/Integrated:
- The Subaru Make a Dog’s Day Initiative, Carmichael Lynch for Subaru of America.
- Unsuitable Journey, Whybin and TBWA Sydney for M.J. Bale.
- Ariel—Share the Load, BBDO India for Proctor & Gamble India.
Best Use of Facebook:
- SONIC #SquareShakes, Goodby Silverstein & Partners for SONIC Drive-In.
- The Kidsbook Collection, Itaú/Africa.
- Silent Ads, CP+B for Hotels.com.
- The Boys, Clemenger BBDO Melbourne for Pacific Brands Underwear.
Details on these campaigns–as well as a list of the Silver, Bronze and Shortlist winners—are available here.
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