Have you ever heard of the Facebook Studio Awards? They are Facebook‘s own way to recognize the great campaigns that brand and agencies have executed on its platform during the year.
About a week ago, on April 29, the winners of the 3rd Facebook Studio Awards were announced.
Also Read: All The New Stuff Facebook Announced at F8
The winners of this year’s Facebook Studio Awards were selected based on three criteria: 1. Craft & Execution
- – Quality of visuals, aesthetics, and copywriting
- – Impact in peoples’ News Feeds
- – Relevance to audience and brand
2. Scale & Execution
- – Did the campaign reach the intended audience?
- – Did you reach people where they spend the most time on Facebook’s News Feed and mobile?
- – Use of Facebook marketing products to extend campaign reach
3. Results
- – Campaign impact on overall business goals
- – The ROI of the campaign
Let’s review the best of the best, the Facebook Studio Blue Awards They reward the best campaigns to have taken place on Facebook this year.
1. “If we made it”
by Droga5 for Newcastle Brown Ale
This year, the average 30 seconds TV commercial during the Superball cost about $4 million, an amount that Newcastle Brown Ale could not, would not, pay for.
So their idea was to produce a parody video about the ad they could/would have made.
As a result of the campaign, brand awareness in the USA grew by 5% and purchase consideration among the target market by almost 20%!
2. Trial by Timeline
by Colenso BBDO for Amnesty International
This campaign for Amnesty International was intended to remind everyone that a person’s civil liberties should never be taken for granted.
Trial by Timeline analyzed Facebook users’ personal profiles, looking at who you were friends with, everything you had ever liked, posted, or written, as well as all of your personal information.
Then, taking into account everything that you had ever said or done on Facebook, Trial by Timeline sentenced Facebook users to hundreds of punishments that they would have received in various parts of the world.
The campaign has attracted 340,000 unique visits with an average visit duration of 7:27 minutes, and increased the Amnesty International New Zealand Facebook community more than 500%.
You can view all the winners from the other categories on this post from HubSpot’s blog.
Related Stories:
- The Survival Guide To Plummeting Facebook Reach
- Facebook Aggregates Newsworthy Content With Newswire
- Get Music, Film or Book Recommendation From Your Facebook Friends
You might also like
More from Facebook
Facebook Revamps Access Your Information On iOS And Android
Facebook has announced a revamped version of its Access Your Information tool, making it easier for users to find and …
Facebook Bans Ads Promoting Weapon Accessories Ahead Of Inauguration Day
Facebook has announced a ban, on its platforms, of ads promoting weapon accessories and protective equipment - at least through …
Facebook Bans Donald Trump Indefinitely From Its Platforms
Following the recent events in Washington DC, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced an indefinite ban on Donald Trump from …
New Facebook Pages Come Without A Like Button
Facebook is rolling out a new design for Facebook Pages. It comes with new features, but without a Like button.
New Year’s Eve 2020 Sets New Records For Use Of Facebook Apps
Facebook was expecting a traffic spike on its apps over New Year's Eve, but this year broke all previous records …
3 Courses To Help You Create Better Video Content For Your Ads
Here are three free Facebook Blueprint courses to help you take your content to the next level.
Facebook Attacks Apple With Full-Page Newspaper Ads
Facebook is running newspaper ads newspapers criticizing Apple for its policy giving iOS users the choice of whether they want …
New Facebook Collab App Lets You Create Music With Friends
Facebook Collab is a new experimental music-making app available in the US, that lets you create music with friends.
Facebook Expands Brand Collabs Manager To Public Groups
Facebook is rolling out it s Brand Collabs Manager to public groups this week, giving them a new opportunity for …
