Each year, NYNAME recognizes newspapers and their advertising staff for their hard work and talents in newspaper advertising with an awards competition.
NYNAME has announced the winners of its 2010 Advertising Competition. The winners were honored during the Awards Banquet at the 2010 Conference on Monday, May 17, 2010.
For a complete list of winners or to view the awards banquet slideshow click below:
- 2010 Press Release (Word, PDF)
- 2010 Awards Banquet Slideshow (PDF)
Click on the links below for more information regarding the 2010 Advertising Competition.
Eligibility
| Sponsorship | Deadline
| Entry Fee | Categories
| Contest Rules | Judging
Guidelines | How to Enter | Call
For Entries Booklet | Awards Banquet Registration | 2009 Results
Eligibility
is limited to members of the New York Newspapers Advertising
& Marketing Executives (NYNAME), including all members of NYNPA.
This contest
is sponsored by the New York Newspapers Advertising & Marketing
Executives, and is administered by the New York News Publishers
Association.
The deadline
for submissions was Wednesday, March 10, 2010.
There
is no fee to enter the 2010 Advertising Competition.
- Newspaper Self
Promotion - The newspaper self promotion is designed to
“tell the story” of the newspaper or one of its services or
accomplishments. The promotion may be targeted towards the
reader, advertiser, or both. It may stress the advertising
effectiveness of the newspaper, its public service involvement,
or both.
- Black and White
Ad - The black and white ad should offer the advertiser
complete dominance and great emphasis should be placed on
the copy and the illustrations used in the advertisement.
- Locally Prepared
Color - A locally prepared color advertisement should
take the form of process color or spot color. All art and
copy for the ad must be created by the newspaper. This entry
must be printed on the newspaper’s own presses. Both digital
submission and an actual tearsheet are required.
- Ad Campaign
- A campaign is a series of advertisements designed to help
individual businesses create and maintain an easily identifiable
image over a long period of time at a relatively low cost.
All related ads should be submitted as one entry.
- Advertising
Section - Newspaper Supplement - Printed on the newspaper’s
presses on newsprint. Both digital submission and an actual
tearsheet are required.
- Advertising
Section - Specialty Supplement - Stitched/coated stock,
etc. Both digital submission and an actual tearsheet are required.
- Promotional
Literature - This entry should take the form of a rate
card, brochure and/or media kit, sales kit. The presentation
to the advertiser should be one of the paper’s most creative
efforts.
- Community Service
- Entries in this category should consist of newspaper sponsorship
of an ad campaign, special section, or project that promoted
the paper’s community, or a specific community event. Community
projects sponsored by the newspaper (maps, guidebooks, flyers)
must be designed and 51% controlled by the advertising department
of that newspaper. Both digital submission and an actual tearsheet
are required.
- Online Static Advertisement - Entries may consist of
any non-moving advertisement created by your newspaper that
appeared exclusively online on your newspaper’s website. Please
submit digitally as a PDF or a JPG file.
- Online Animated Advertisement - Entries may consist
of any animated advertisement created by your newspaper that
appeared on your newspaper’s website. Both a digital submission
(PDF or JPG file) and a URL linking to a working version of
the animated ad are required.
- Only entries published
between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009 are eligible.
- One entry per
category, per newspaper.
- Newspaper must
be a NYNAME member to enter.
- All entries must
be submitted in the form of a PDF or JPG.
- Some entries also
require the submission of a URL or an actual tearsheet. Please
refer to the category descriptions for additional information.
- Agency and/or
store prepared ads are not eligible and will be disqualified
if entered.
- Please note that
a series of thematically related ads should be treated as
one entry.
- All entries become
property of NYNAME and will not be returned.
- First, second,
and third place will be awarded for each category in each
of the following circulation groups: Under 12,000; 12,000-25,000;
25,001-50,000; 50,001-100,000; and Over 100,000.
- Winners will be
announced on May 17, 2010 at the Awards Banquet, held in
conjunction with the Third Annual Sales & Marketing Joint Conference
in Saratoga Springs.
First,
second and third place entries will be selected in each category
for each circulation class. If there are not enough entries in
a category, only first and second place will be awarded. In some
cases, due to having only one entry in one particular category,
that entry will win by default. Winners will be determined on
the basis of imagination, effective use of space and what the
ad accomplished. Winning entries will be selected for their overall
effectiveness, as determined by the judges. Contest judges are
also asked to weigh any or all of the following factors when coming
to a decision: appeal, design, use of color, any other techniques
in attracting attention or motivational action.
Once again, all entries will be submitted online thanks to our friends
at SmallTownPapers.
Entering your submissions online is easy. Just follow these simple
steps:
- Log on to betternewspapercontest.com
- Click on "Newspaper
Login" in the upper left corner
- Select contest
"2010 NYNAME Ad Contest"
- Select your newspaper
- Enter "BNC" as
your temporary password , fill out your contact info, and
submit your entries online!
Click
here to download the official Call for Entries booklet. (PDF)
The Awards
Banquet will take place in conjunction with the Third Annual Sales &
Marketing Joint Conference in Saratoga Springs. The banquet is scheduled
for Monday, May 17, 2010 at 6:30 PM at the Gideon Putnam Resort.
To attend the banquet members may register for the entire conference
or register for Monday only using this Registration
Form.