Have you started voting for your favourite Raya TVCs of the year yet? Hurry up as time’s running out!
The festive season just couldn’t be better with the MARKETING Magazine Experts’ Choice Awards 2022: Raya TVCs Edition well on its way with amazing submissions this year.
With the pandemic easing down on us and things going back to the old normal at a steady rate, creatives and brands have broken the shackles of MCO’s and brought us all some super duper creative work this year.
Over the years we have found that our coverage and polling of the Expert’s Choice Awards for the top 10 best festive TVCs have had growing success and traction. Our respondents have grown from a few hundred to a few thousands in recent years.
Join the ever growing group of voters to show some love to your favourite Raya TVCs NOW!
Here’s how you can vote:
- First subscribe to MARKETING Magazine if you haven’t already. Otherwise just sign in.
- Visit https://expertschoiceawards.com/
- Scroll down to the about section
- Click on vote now and start voting!
Here are some of the submissions from this year:
Samsung Malaysia – Rezeki Memori
Maxis – Last Kopek #RiangRayaMaxis
Watsons Malaysia – Gaya Raya Luar Biasa
Foodpanda Malaysia – Fobia Di Hari Raya
RHB – Sama, Bersama
You will not be allowed to vote for any work you’ve been part of, and duplicate submissions will automatically be accepted as one vote.
Votes will be accepted up until 24th of May, 2022 and the TOP 10 winners will be announced on June 01, 2022.
Moreover, a special feature on the TOP 10 Winners will be published in the June 3rd issue of MARKETING WEEKENDER.
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