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2012 Digital PR Awards: Blogger

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Henson Consulting used its greatest asset, the talent and diversity of its staff, to create a blog that doubled site traffic and increased time spent on the site by an astounding 152%.

2012 Digital PR Awards: SEO

October 1st, 2012 by

CRT/tanaka engineered a total turnaround for the Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers/

2012 Digital PR Awards: Media Relations

October 1st, 2012 by

AMD and Unilever both successfully worked with the media to help promote the upcoming release of new products.

2012 Digital PR Awards: Most Engaged/Online Community

October 1st, 2012 by

CRT/tanaka hosted and sponsored stand-alone social media events to help frame DOCa Rioja as Spain’s most prominent wine region.

2012 Digital PR Awards: Location-Based Digital Campaign

October 1st, 2012 by

The Ritz Carlton’s "Let Us Stay With You" campaign on Foursquare not only delivered critical travel information to hotel guests on a hyper-local basis, it did so to an enormous audience, garnering over 250,000 check-ins.

2012 Digital PR Awards: Digital Marketing Campaign – $100K and Under

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To drive awareness among Australian moms about Kleenex Cottonelle and discuss sustainability, Ogilvy PR and KLeenex Cottonelle hosted a Pinterest-themed event.

2012 Digital PR Awards: WOW! Campaign

October 1st, 2012 by

BWK and Linhart Public Relations made consumers say "wow" with two unique campaigns. One involving shaving and the other doodling.

2012 Digital PR Awards: E-Mail Newsletter

October 1st, 2012 by

Look to bolster the readership of its established weekly e-newsletter, the Toy Industry Association redesigned the layout, highlighted social sharing links and increased the number of guest columns.

2012 Digital PR Awards: Blog

October 1st, 2012 by

ESPN’s public-facing corporate blog, Front Row, tells ESPN’s stories from the inside out.

2012 Digital PR Awards: Redesign/Relaunch of Site

October 1st, 2012 by

The NCCD revamped a poorly-designed Web site, turning it into a destination that fully captured an organization’s message.