SmartBug Media, a leading intelligent inbound marketing agency that assists businesses in generating leads; increasing awareness; and building brand loyalty through inbound marketing, digital strategy, design, marketing automation, and PR, announced today that the SmartBug Media website has received an Honorable Mention from AWWWARDS — an honor given to websites that achieve a high score based on jury and select user votes. SmartBug Media will also be noted in the next edition of The 365 Best Websites Around the World, which includes all Site of the Day, Site of the Month, and Honorable Mention winners.
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AWWWARDS recognizes the talent and effort of the best web designers, developers, and agencies in the world for design, creativity, and innovation on the internet. All submissions are evaluated by a jury of experienced, world-renowned professionals. Judging is based on four criteria: design, usability, creativity, and content.
“It is always an honor to be recognized by a panel of industry experts,” said Danielle Riley, Creative Director for SmartBug Media. “We strive to create exceptional work, and an Honorable Mention from AWWWARDS, which recognizes the best websites in the world, showcases both the ability and creativity of our amazing team.”
Websites that receive the highest marks will be placed in a queue to appear as “Site of the Day.” Additional awards are possible, including Developer Award, Site of the Month, and Site of the Year.
For 10 years, SmartBug Media has been helping businesses increase sales leads, close more customers, and enhance the reach of their brands. SmartBug Media is one of a handful of HubSpot Diamond partners in the world and is the highest-rated agency in the history of the HubSpot ecosystem. SmartBug Media also boasts the highest documented ROI of any HubSpot partner: 3,558 percent and 14,500 percent ROI on a six-month and three-year campaign, respectively.
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