Three Sixty Marketing Returns with 5 Awards from the PEAK Performance Marketing Awards 2023

At the PEAK Performance Marketing Awards 2023 ceremony, held on Thursday, September 21 in Athens with the support of Google, the team at Three Sixty Marketing proudly returned with five awards across three categories—each highlighting excellence in the ever-evolving world of digital marketing.

Through a mix of innovative, data-driven strategies, out-of-the-box thinking, and a bold approach that pushes boundaries, Three Sixty Marketing has positioned itself at the top of the industry. Guided by the tagline “Results Above All”, the agency once again proved its ability to deliver measurable impact, as reflected in the following awards:

GOLD for Port Royal Villas & Spa

“The art of maximizing results with minimum budget” won Gold in Best Small Budget Campaign, showcasing optimization and results despite budget limitations.

SILVER for Sun Beach Resort

“Crushing Limits, Amplifying Results” earned Silver in Best Small Budget Campaign, achieving +375% YoY Revenue with a minimal budget.

SILVER for A Hotel Mykonos

The campaign “Transforming Industry with Performance Max for Travel” secured Silver in Best Performance Max Campaign, highlighting mastery in applying cutting-edge tools.

Two BRONZE for Lindos Hotels Group

The group’s travel campaigns stood out with RoAS over 1700%, earning Bronze in Best in Travel & Tourism. A second Bronze in Best Performance Max Campaign further confirmed the agency’s ability to deliver exceptional growth in the travel sector.

More Than Just Awards

These wins are not just distinctions—they represent the pinnacle of achievement in digital marketing, especially considering the growing participation of leading digital and advertising agencies, as well as major Greek companies.

With Google’s direct support, the PEAK Performance Marketing Awards are among the most prestigious and competitive recognitions in Greece’s digital and performance marketing scene. This year, Three Sixty Marketing’s success was anything but coincidental.