Here Are Your 2019 Ad-to-Action Awards Finalists

Today, the Local Search Association (LSA) announced finalists for the 2019 Ad-to-Action Awards. Now in its sixth year, the Awards recognize the top products, campaigns and software driving online-to-offline and local consumer actions. LSA received more than 80 submissions from media companies, agencies and technology providers from North America, Europe, India, Australia and Israel.

LSA will announce the winners on February 26th at its annual conference, LSA19, in Dana Point, Calif.

The 2019 Ad-to-Action entries showcase innovative offerings from companies across the local marketing spectrum in 10 categories that include presence management, attribution, SMB SaaS, reputation management, local search and more. “The awards celebrate an industry influencing more than 90 percent of all consumer spending,” said Greg Sterling, LSA’s VP of Strategy.

The diverse panel of 18 judges consisted of experts from Disney, Walmart, Moz, Factual, Verizon Media Services, OMD, Google, Yelp, Amazon, Camilyo and more. The finalists reflect the most compelling campaigns, strategies and technologies in each of the categories.

Awards judge Ziv Koren from Camilyo said, “I was honored to be invited again to judge in this year’s Ad-to-Action awards, the local marketing industry is evolving at a neck-breaking pace and the only way to stay completive is to constantly innovate. Innovation is the only court in which small startups can outplay online giants and the LSA awards provide such companies with a great stage to get exposure and recognition. “

Each of the judges evaluated their assigned entries using a 10-point scale and criteria that included:

  • Uniqueness and innovation
  • Effectiveness and ability to generate intended outcomes
  • Ability to address advertiser problems or challenges
  • Ease of use or implementation
  • Potential/actual ROI

“The entries this year were robust and well thought through, which made the judging and comparison process challenging. The panel of judges certainly had their work cut out for them, I look forward to seeing who wins,” said Whitney Hart, SVP of Strategy, Investis Digital.

Here are the finalists in each category:

PRESENCE MANAGEMENTCategory 1 Finalists
VERTICALS & MARKETPLACES

Category 2 Finalists
ATTRIBUTION & ANALYTICS
Category 3 Finalists
SMALL BUSINESS SAAS PRODUCTS
Category 4 Finalists

SALES & MARKETING AUTOMATIONCategory 5 finalistsSOCIAL & REPUTATION MANAGEMENTCategory 6 Finalists

LOCATION INTELLIGENCE PLATFORMSCategory 7 FinalistsBEST LOCAL SEARCH CAMPAIGN

Category 8 FinalistsBEST USE OF LOCATION

Category 9 Finalists

BEST USE OF CO-OP ADVERTISING

Category 10 Finalists_New
Winners will be announced live, on February 26 at LSA19 in Dana Point, California. Visit thelsa.org/lsa19 to learn more. Click here to view the full press release.

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