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2009 ECHO Award - AMDIA

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<strong>ECHO</strong><br />

SEARCH MARKETING AWARD<br />

BABYCENTER WANTED TO INCREASE WEB TRAFFIC AND BUILD<br />

ADVERTISING REVENUE. Research showed that mothers were heavy social<br />

media users, so the campaign looked at user-generated content from mothers<br />

on the BabyCenter social platform, studying keyword search activity and social<br />

media comments. Content was then developed using top keyword phrases in<br />

site content, headlines, and meta tags to increase clicks on organic listings and<br />

increase rankings. BabyCenter also formed partnerships with content creators<br />

to provide fresh content for high-interest topics where information was lacking.<br />

BabyCenter’s organic search traffi c rose 38% in 11 months and organic<br />

search traffi c hit its highest level ever.<br />

CAMPAIGN NAME – BabyCenter –Pregnancy and Parenting Information<br />

CATEGORY – Pharmaceutical/Healthcare<br />

CONSUMER ADVERTISING MEDIUM – Search Engine Marketing<br />

CLIENT – BabyCenter, LLC<br />

AGENCY – Greater Than One<br />

JUDGE COMMENTS – Great use of UGC to promote SEO. Although keyword<br />

research, meta tag copy etc. are all standard practice for SEO, this campaign’s<br />

use of social media optimization was innovative.<br />

HENRY HOKE AWARD<br />

NEW ZEALAND’S YELLOW PAGES GROUP HAD TO RESCUE ITS IMAGE<br />

FROM THE PAST WITH DIGITAL-AGE RELEVANCE. It rolled out a campaign<br />

featuring a brand tagline “Job Done” and recruited a young woman to serve as the<br />

face of the campaign. Using only Yellow pages, the woman was tasked with fi nding<br />

all the help she needed to build a restaurant 40 feet above the ground in a redwood<br />

tree. A TV ad, billboards, and online media launched the campaign and a website<br />

kept everyone up on the treehouse’s progress. The process gripped viewers and<br />

increased Yellow’s online usage 11%, to reach record levels.<br />

CAMPAIGN NAME – The Yellow Treehouse<br />

CATEGORY – Communications/Utilities<br />

BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS AND<br />

CONSUMER ADVERTISING MEDIUM – Multimedia<br />

CLIENT – The Yellow Pages Group<br />

AGENCY – Aim Proximity<br />

JUDGE COMMENTS – Great solution to a product that had become<br />

irrelevant due to the internet and search engine providers. The Yellow<br />

Tree House was a runaway success in terms of business results<br />

and engagement, capturing the imaginations of consumers and<br />

media all over the world.<br />

Full profi le on page 30.<br />

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