Top Performers of 2004: Digital Agency of the Year - Dare
10 Dec 2004
Winning the £5 million Wanadoo account capped a fine year for Dare, while new effectiveness tracking helped it enhance its creative product.
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Which brands had the year's most memorable ad campaigns, and which execution had the greatest impact over a single week? Gail Kemp takes a look at the Adwatch winners of 2004.
Winning the £5 million Wanadoo account capped a fine year for Dare, while new effectiveness tracking helped it enhance its creative product.
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