WWE won four awards for their social media campaigns and online presence.
Cablefax is a company which caters to cable content providers with information about their industry and that news can come in a magazine or the daily digital newsletters. Each year they distribute awards to content providers for their excellence in different facets of the field.
Today, WWE posted a press release to their website saying they were recognized for their efforts online. The full press release is below.
WWE has been named the winner of four 2018 Cablefax Digital & Tech Awards: Best Social Good Campaign – Programmer, honoring WWE’s social media commitment to Connor’s Cure; Social Media Campaign – Programmer for WrestleMania 33; Overall Social Presence; and Overall Website – Official Show Website for WWE.com.Connor’s Cure raises pediatric cancer awareness in memory of Connor “The Crusher” Michalek. Leveraging WWE’s social media outreach across major platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat, of more than 850 million followers worldwide, Connor’s Cure has raised nearly $1 million and assisted more than 100 families around the world.
WWE on Social Media also won the award for Overall Social Presence, beating NBA on TNT.
WWE’s social strategy for WrestleMania 33 took top honors in the Social Media Campaign – Programmer category, beating Discovery’s “Shark Week” and HGTV’s “Fixer Upper.” WWE.com bested Crown Media Family Networks’ Countdown to Christmas Online and ABS-CNS Global Studios’ Discovering Routes in the Overall Website – Official Show Website category.
The 2018 Cablefax Digital & Tech Awards honor the outstanding websites, digital initiatives and people in the Digital and Technology industry that are driving the digital media revolution.
