Write an effectiveness or creative awards entry for a campaign
A structured awards case (challenge, insight, idea, execution, results) that meets entry rules and proves impact without overclaiming.
The prompt
Help me write an awards entry for a campaign.
Award show and category: [e.g. an effectiveness award, a creative award, a media award - and the exact category]
Entry form questions and word limits: [PASTE THEM]
Judging weights, if published: [HOW MUCH EACH SECTION COUNTS - from the entry kit]
The campaign: [brief, insight, idea, channels, dates, spend]
Results and sources: [SALES, share, brand lift, earned media - each with its source and time frame]
Other factors that could explain results: [price changes, distribution gains, competitor moves, seasonality]
Write each section to answer the question asked, within the word limit:
- Challenge: the business situation and why it was hard, with the baseline numbers.
- Insight and strategy: the human truth and the strategic choice it led to.
- Idea and execution: the idea in one sentence, then how it came to life across channels.
- Results: tie each result back to the objectives set at the start; separate business results from media and engagement metrics.
- Proof of causality: address the other factors and show why the campaign drove the change.
Rules:
- Lead with numbers judges can verify; cite the source for each.
- No unverifiable superlatives, no vanity metrics presented as business results.
- Keep client confidentiality limits in mind; flag numbers that need client sign-off.
Return the entry section by section with word counts, then a one-line summary for the judges and a list of weak spots a judge would challenge. Never invent or round up results; mark gaps [ADD DATA + SOURCE].
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- PASTE THEM
- HOW MUCH EACH SECTION COUNTS - from the entry kit
- brief, insight, idea, channels, dates, spend
- ADD DATA + SOURCE
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the RTF structure (Role, Task, Format). RTF tells the model who to be, what to do and what shape the answer should take. It is the quickest structure that still gives noticeably better results than a bare request.
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