Oneupweb Wins Two Silver Davey Awards: Toddies and tapas from around the world and Oneupweb’s OneUp Low-Down monthly newsletter made quite an impression on the judges of the 2009 Davey Awards. The entries competed with thousands of others from all around the globe -- and both emerged from this competition with silver awards.“We’re thrilled to receive these awards,” said Lisa Wehr, founder and CEO of the Traverse City-based marketing agency. “They serve as a proof of our outstanding creative capabilities and our ongoing commitment to producing award-winning work for our clients and ourselves.” The Davey is authorized and judged by the International Academy of Visual Arts, an invitation-only group composed of highly renowned professionals from a variety of media, advertising and marketing backgrounds. Oneupweb’s two award-wining pieces were chosen from more than 4,000 entries belonging to some of the best firms in the world. This is Oneupweb’s fourth consecutive year as a Davey Award recipient. The name of this competition, “The Daveys”, spawned from the story of David and Goliath. This competition strives to award the “Davids” of the industry -- those who obtain their strength from big ideas rather than big budgets. Oneupweb has been an innovator in digital marketing for more than a decade, creating integrated online marketing plans that incorporate natural search engine optimization, paid search marketing, social media marketing, digital public relations, display advertising, analytics, creative services, mobile marketing, website design, web 2.0 technology, audio/video/podcasting, and research, training and consultation. Oneupweb has been named a Top 20 Search Marketing Agency by Advertising Age for three consecutive years, and CEO Lisa Wehr is recognized as an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. The company publishes an award-winning blog entitled StraightUpSearch. For more information on Oneupweb, please call (231) 922-9977, visit www.OneUpWeb.com or follow them on Twitter @Oneupweb and @LisaWehr.
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