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21 Spectacular Awards Websites

As I mentioned last week: your awards website is important. You want to make a good impression on visitors so they’ll be interested in your program and apply or share it with someone who will! So not only do you want your website to look interesting, you also want it to be memorable.

An awards website can be memorable by having a really interesting layout, images of last year’s winners, a really cool call for entry graphic, or even having a neat intro. Basically, there are lots of different ways to spruce up your awards website. So have some fun with it and let the unique personality of your awards program shine through.

To give you an idea of all the possibilities out there I’ve listed 21 different awards programs who have turned their websites into something unique that stands out from the rest. You can go to each website to get the full experience by clicking on the names.

1. International Content Marketing Awards
2. NAACP Image Awards
3. CLIO Awards
4. Scottish Album of the Year
   
5. American Advertising Awards
6. IPAF ATOM Awards
7. World Music Awards
8. Shorty Awards
9. 24housing Awards
10. HUMANITAS Prize
11. ACM Awards
12. Mahathir Award for Global Peace
13. British Soap Awards
14. Gaming Video Awards
15. Golden Foodie Awards
16. South Australian Food Industry Awards
17. ERA Moxie Awards
18. London International Awards
19. World Press Photo
20. New Zealand’s Best Awards
21. San Francisco World Spirits Competition

What did you think of these websites? Can you think of one you’d like to add? Share it with us in the comments!

If you’re interested in learning a little bit more about how make your awards website even better, download the free guide:

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Miriam Hancock

Miriam Hancock
Miriam is the Marketing Coordinator for OpenWater. When she isn't writing and designing content she paints and cooks for her own personal blog.

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