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Touchpoint partners cleanup in gong fest

10 March 2006

A raft of Touchpoint partners cleaned up at the recent NZ Direct Marketing Awards. And at Nexus Touchpoint collected a few gongs of its own.

No less than four Touchpoint agency partners took home silverware at the recent NZ Direct Marketing Awards, between them collecting 15 gongs.

Agency partner Tequila and Colenso.99 were joint winners of the RSVP Grand Prix Award for the Farmers Beauty Club multi-channel campaign, which featured in a number of award categories, including loyalty/relationship programme (gold), sales generation (silver) and mail (bronze). Another Farmers campaign, called ‘First bite at red dot’, saw Colenso.99 scoop additional silver and bronze awards.

The New Zealand champion of the good guy, WRC, collected the most golds of the night, with four gold awards and a silver for its ‘Get sponsored by Coruba’ campaign. Category achievements follow: customer acquisition (gold), integrated campaign (gold), lead generation (gold), online marketing (gold), and email (silver).
Publicis Dialog showed its talents by taking out the special honours for best use of database for Txt2Taste, a media property developed by txt2media in partnership with Touchpoint. Publicis also picked up two further awards for Txt2Taste: online marketing (bronze) and radio/television (bronze); and two bronzes for campaigns for Hanover Finance (sales generation and integrated campaign).

Also hogging the limelight, Big Communications took home both a gold and special honours awards for its ‘Pig’s bottom’ mail campaign promoting the benefits of txt to Vodafone business customers.

And, finally, Touchpoint’s Txt2Taste platform won three Nexus awards, including two silver and a bronze.

Steve Shearman, managing director Touchpoint, says the sheer number of technology-based campaigns awarded shows just how central technology-driven marketing is to engaging consumers. “The days of interrupting consumers with shouting have long gone. The next evolution, interaction, which grew with the uptake of web, and, more recently, mobile technologies, has quickly morphed into engaging consumers through interactive experiences.

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