Red Dot Wins Best of Show at the 2017 American Advertising Awards

March 9, 2017

Red Dot wins Best of Show at the 2017 American Advertising Awards

(Des Moines, Iowa – March 7, 2017) – Red Dot, a West Des Moines-based strategic branding and advertising firm, took home Best of Show honors, in addition to one (1) Gold and three (3) Silver awards at the 2017 American Advertising Awards, sponsored by the Des Moines Chapter of the American Advertising Federation.

Best of Show

  • NubNub — “The Gimbal,” Packaging

Gold Award

  • NubNub — “The Gimbal,” Packaging

Silver Awards

  • Good Shift — Logo Design
  • Vanguard — Corporate Identity Package
  • Red Dot Advertising & Design — “15th Anniversary” Collateral

“We approach every project as another opportunity to help our client partners stand apart from their competition,” says Jason Ploog, principal of Red Dot. “It’s been our approach since day one.”

The American Advertising Awards is the advertising industry’s largest and most representative competition, attracting more than 50,000 entries every year in local American Advertising competitions. The mission of the American Advertising Awards competition is to recognize and reward creative excellence in the art of advertising. Competition entries are judged based on creativity, originality and creative strategy.

Over the past six years of participating in the American Advertising Awards competition, Red Dot has earned four (4) Judges’ Choice, five (5) Best of Show, 31 Gold and 46 Silver AAA awards at the local level, as well as one (1) Gold and five (5) Silver awards at the District level.

Conducted annually, the local American Advertising Awards is the first of a three-tier, national competition. As a winner at the local level, Red Dot is eligible to compete at the District level. District winners are then eligible for the ultimate competition, the National AAA, presented in June by the American Advertising Federation.

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