SA?s digital agency of the year

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SA s digital agency of the year --

Tue, 10 Dec 2013 15:57

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For the seventh year running, the National Review of Communication and Advertising Agencies has awarded South African digital agency Gloo with the coveted title of AdFocus Digital Agency of the Year.

Creative and business performance, business retention and relationships, training and industry recognition, as well as the level of social investment and BEE rating are aspects taken into consideration when agencies are judged and reviewed.

According to David Furlonger, editor at AdFocus, the quality of entries in this category has improved each year and mentioned that Gloo has earned its standout winning position.

Success doesn t come by accident. To be the best, you must make it happen. And this is why Gloo is the 2013 AdFocus Digital Agency of the Year, added Furlonger.

The jury said that they were impressed by the agency s ability to design added- value business solutions: online systems that manage branding and promotional content between franchises; mobile platforms offering travel deals to consumers; and helping banks re-invent their business.

Recognised as South Africa s most awarded digital agency, Gloo adds this achievement to an array of accolades. In the past eight years it has attained an astounding 83 Loeries, including two Grand Prix Awards.

Pete Case of Gloo concluded: It s almost unbelievable that we ve managed to win again at AdFocus. Thank you to the judging panel for recognising the hard work we ve put in this year. A large amount of team work and tenacity sits behind most of our work. So, huge credit to our teams who help us keep agile and consistent in this fast-moving category and help us ideate ahead of the curve for our clients.

Visit http://www.gloo.co.za/ for more information.

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