The Herald Scottish Digital Business Awards 2013
by Startacus Admin
Scottish based businesses take note - the Herald Scottish Digital Business Awards are open for entries and you’d do well to apply - that is of course, if you’re a business that has fully embraced digital technology and the internet and what it can bring.
The awards which are now in their fifth year aim to recognise innovative and creative work being carried out within the digital arena by Scottish businesses. Digital projects of all types are welcomed - whether you’ve developed an app or game or have created a particularly innovative social media campaign, they’d like to hear from you.
Applications can be submitted in any of the following categories:
- Business to Business Award
- Retail / E-Commerce Award
- Financial Services Award
- Public Sector Award (includes Charity/Not-for-Profit Organisations)
- Games Award
- Best Mobile Application
- Consumer Engagement Award
- Education & Training Award
- Student Award
- Best Use of Social Media Award
- Digital Agency Award
Submit your entry by Thursday, September 5, 2013 and then sit back and cross those fingers!
Good luck to any of you who do apply!
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