Dec 19, 2022
Digital advertising firm Signifi Media has won Small Business of the Year at the Rise Business Awards. The awards recognise local businesses for their innovative accomplishments and commitment to success, with winners announced at a formal gala dinner.
Perth, Australia - December 19, 2022 —

Signifi Media, based in Western Australia, has been named the winner of the 2022 Rise Business Awards. The company is recognised as Small Business of the Year, as one of nine winners across different categories.
The Rise Business Awards are designed to recognise the achievements of businesses in Western Australia. Open to all businesses of any size or age, the awards assess the entrants based on their resourcefulness, imagination, sustainability, and excellence. The winners in each category receive a cash prize and press coverage to promote their business and its valuable achievements.
The winners of the 2022 awards were announced at a gala dinner on December 1st, chosen by a judging panel consisting of 19 Western Australian business leaders. Each judge has expertise in the different awards categories and compared entries against given entry criteria to choose the winners in each category. Small Business of the Year recognises businesses that have between 10 and 30 full-time equivalent staff and have been trading for at least the last three financial years.
Signifi Media is forging new paths in Ad Tech, making use of state-of-the-art technology in marketing automation and performance advertising. Their team of experts in online advertising has created sophisticated targeting and tracking tools to deliver peak performance on all of their campaigns. Signifi Media uses their own Loopa Automate technology to automate and optimise digital advertising campaigns. Their tools include dynamic creative optimisation (DCO), 1st party data segmentation platform, a marketing automation platform, and a new cookieless approach to Audience Extension.
Signifi Media offers a range of services, including digital strategy, creative design, and web development. The company is dedicated to transparency and customer service which, combined with their innovative technology, makes it one of the leading players in the digital marketing, programmatic advertising and SEO space.
Previous winners of the Rise Business Awards Small Business of the Year have included Hera Engineering and Limestone Coast Brewing. This year, Signifi Media was up against stiff competition, including Regen Power, Plico Energy, Westsun Solar, and Perspektiv Australia.
Signifi Media is proud to be awarded the recognition of Small Business of the Year, adding to the company's existing awards. They will continue to strive to be an innovative company with a customer-focused approach.
Learn more about Signifi Media on their website: https://www.signifimedia.com.au/. For press enquiries, please contact Matt Cahill; call (08) 6261 5631, email [email protected], or write to Suite 168, Level 4/580 Hay Street, Perth, WA, 6000.
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Address: Suite 168, Level 4/580 Hay Street, Perth, WA, 6000
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Website: https://www.signifimedia.com.au/
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