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Koozai Shortlisted for UK Search Awards 2011 #searchawards
Koozai have been shortlisted in two categories for the UK Search Awards 2011.
We’re extremely pleased to have made the shortlist for ‘Best SEO Campaign’ and ‘Best use of Search – Finance’ in this years prestigious awards for the outstanding results achieved as part of the Payday Power SEO campaign [see: UK Search Awards – The Shortlist].
To gain this level of recognition from the Search Awards panel of expert judges is fantastic and it’s a real credit to our hard working team. The shortlisted project for Payday Power saw visits from the search engines increase by 194% after just seven months, and loan applications from organic traffic increased by an impressive 207% within the same period.
We’re very much looking forward to the awards dinner at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday 3rd November 2011, and we’ll all have our fingers and toes crossed for a positive outcome on the night!
To view our latest award wins please visit our Digital Marketing Awards page.
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