Google Premier Partner Awards
Sparro have picked up 2 AUNZ awards in the 2017 Google Premier Partner Awards, open to leading agencies across the world.
Sparro have won Google Premier Partner Awards for their Webjet work in the Mobile Innovation category, and for Temple & Webster in the Shopping Innovation category.
The independent agency submitted case studies showing their unique, data-driven approach to delivering return on investment.
The awards comes after recent client wins that include Estee Lauder Companies, F45, Bing Lee and a major government agency.
The awards are the first ever global awards hosted for Premier Partners, and covered 5 categories: Search, Mobile, Shopping, Video, Display and Growing Businesses Online.
Sparro will now compete for global prizes in an award ceremony held in New York on September 28, 2017.
Google Premier Partners are highly-qualified partners that have met minimum budget and performance levels.
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