A concise decision sheet that sets out what an entry costs, what it returns, and what happens if you don't win. Use it to make the call yourself, or to make the case to whoever signs off on the budget.
Financial, time, resource, and risk trade-offs, before you commit the budget.
Worst, middle, and best case.
What an entry delivers, whether it lands a Grand Prix, a lower-tier distinction, or no award at all.
A five-step action plan.
From choosing a category and tier to submitting, with a week-by-week timeline that secures early-bird pricing along the way.
How to measure the result.
Three metrics to track in the 60 days after winners are announced, so the return can be set against the entry fee.
How to use the decision sheet
Read it before you register.
Forward it to whoever approves the budget.
Work through the action plan.
Frequently asked questions
Is it worth entering Eventex Awards?
It depends on what your business will do with the result, which is why the decision sheet frames the entry as a growth decision rather than a prestige purchase. It weighs a fixed entry fee against three outcomes: a top-tier distinction, a lower-tier distinction, or no award.
How much does it cost to enter Eventex Awards?
The entry fee is fixed at registration and depends on the entry tier you choose, with no follow-up costs. Registering before the early-bird deadline lowers it further. See the current pricing.
How are Eventex Awards judged?
Each entry is assessed by expert jurors drawn from a pool of 200+ independent industry professionals, including agency leaders, journalists, and CEOs. They score against criteria that are published in advance. Recognition can't be bought, which is exactly what gives it value.
Who is the decision sheet for?
Agency owners, marketing and communications leads, and anyone who needs to justify an awards budget internally, whether it's a first entry or a return after a previous edition.
Is the decision sheet free?
Yes. Complete the form on this page to download it.
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