Kansas City, Mo. – ER Marketing is honored to receive three distinguished Communication Awards from the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts at the 30th annual Communicator Awards. These awards recognize the agency’s excellence in various categories, showcasing its commitment to delivering outstanding creative solutions and impactful results for its clients.
Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City’s “You Know Me” campaign received the Excellence Award in the Campaign-Non-Profit category. This campaign effectively amplified Habitat KC’s mission, resonating deeply with the audience through compelling storytelling and strategic execution.
The magazine ad campaign for Feeney®, titled “It’s All in How You Frame It,” was honored with the Excellence Award in Print Advertising-Magazine Ad. The campaign showcased the innovative and aesthetic qualities of Feeney’s luxury railing products, capturing attention and driving engagement through high-impact visuals and messaging.
In addition, Feeney’s new website was awarded the Distinction Award in the General-Construction category. The website was recognized for its exceptional design and functionality, providing an enhanced user experience that effectively communicates the brand’s value propositions and product offerings.
“Winning three awards is a testament to the dedication and excellence of our agency,” said Elton Mayfield, President and Co-founder of ER Marketing. “It’s not just about the recognition, but about the tangible proof that our efforts yield meaningful results. Seeing our creativity and effectiveness converge to achieve this level of success is truly rewarding.” ER Marketing is privileged to receive these accolades from The Communicator Awards, which celebrate impactful work and provide equal opportunity to all entrants regardless of company size or budget. These awards offer recognition to winners and validation to communications and creative professionals across industries and mediums, encouraging both innovation and tradition while celebrating the future of the industry.
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