ad continues strategy of producing marketing materials that sustain market leader positioning to management and technical professionals within the security channel
The NVT Customer Support ad portrays the high-level of support NVT commits to its customers

Network Video Technologies (NVT) Inc. has received a prestigious US advertising award for their recent "Customer Support" themed advertising campaign. The Advertising Excellence Award, presented by SDM Magazine, recognises innovative advertising campaigns in the security marketplace.

Devised and created by Graeme Powell Marketing (GPM), the award-winning NVT Customer Support ad portrays the high-level of support NVT commits to its customers and products. Representing a second AD Score award for a GPM ad creation, Graeme Powell, GPM’s Director said: “Winning a prestigious AdScore award once was a proud achievement. Winning it a second year running is a not only an honour, but testament to GPM’s consistently high-impact ad messaging, copy and artwork creation.”

Commenting on the award, Guy Apple, Vice President, Marketing & Sales at NVT said: “We are extremely proud to once again receive recognition for another innovative and memorable advertising campaign. The ad continues our strategy of producing marketing materials that sustain our market leader positioning to management and technical professionals within the security channel.”

SDM Magazine is the premier security channel publication across the United States and Canada, providing management and technical professionals with a comprehensive overview of the security marketplace. Through its monthly hard and soft copy magazine, SDM is proven to be the number one security resource in the USA, ranked best read and most credible magazine by ISC West attendees.

Further information on the AdScore award can be found by visiting GPM’s website at: www.gpm.org.uk

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