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Hallam’s record-breaking night at The Drum Recommends Digital Awards 2020

What makes these awards extra special is that they’re determined by client feedback and ratings, instead of an independent judging panel… So, it’s only right we take this time to say “thank you” to all of our clients who took the time to contribute.

Which awards?

🥁  Grand Prix

🥁  Digital Full Service

🥁  Digital Strategy

🥁  Strategic Thinking

🥁  Creativity/Innovation

🥁  Content Strategy/Creation

🥁  Social

🥁  Analytics

🥁  Search

🥁  Service Delivery

What our clients had to say…

“I have worked with a number of agencies of various sizes and have to say that Hallam really do pack a mighty punch. They take time to learn and understand the business, our objectives and size of opportunity before putting realistic proposals together that we can easily digest and deliver against. Highly recommended.” – Garrick Abrahamson, Antalis

“We’ve worked with Hallam for a number of years now and they always go above and beyond! They’ve really become an extension of our in-house marketing team which is exactly the relationship we want with an agency.” – Caroline Cudworth, Rayburn Tours

“The team at Hallam embody the ideal client-agency relationship: they have become a natural extended part of our marketing team and work brilliantly with the whole marketing team sharing best practice, expertise and (gently) challenging us so we don’t go wrong. They are brilliant listeners, pro-active, share ideas, and are working wonders for our search marketing. As well as the grassroots expertise you’d expect they also come with a raft of additional skills and insights which we benefit from. Highly recommend.” – Kathy Harvey, Concentra

Check out the full list of client testimonials, which helped us secure so many awards here.

Speech!

“This is another proud moment for our agency and team. It’s great to be recognised for such a prestigious industry award, especially during such a difficult and challenging year for everyone. But it’s an even greater honour to win awards that come directly from client feedback.

We’re especially delighted to see our work in Strategy recognised — we’ve made a clear decision to become a strategic agency that builds close partnerships with our clients as we help them forge their way into the digital-first economy of the future.

I’m also delighted to win the Grand Prix Award – one that speaks volumes about what our clients think of us and the work we do. Our colleagues are producing fantastic work every day for our clients and there is no greater feeling than seeing those efforts recognised with an award like this.” – Julio Taylor, CEO

What’s next?

The Drum’s Festival is not over yet, and we have been nominated for another award The Drum Awards Agency Business: Independent Marketing Services Company of the Year 0-100 which will be announced tomorrow morning (Friday 23rd Oct), so we’re keeping our fingers crossed. We’re also really looking forward to what 2021 brings, and a little anxious about how could manage to beat our record ever again!

A virtual ceremony

This year The Drum Awards put on a virtual awards ceremony for us all to enjoy in the comfort of our own home, if you want to catch up on what you missed you can watch the video here, or if reading is more your style, see what The Drum Awards had to say about the evening in their announcement here.

The Drum Awards 2020 Virtual Celebration

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