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Campaign Experience Awards 2027: Final Entries Close 21 January

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Campaign Experience Awards 2027 final entries close on 21 January. Submit by 3 December 2026 for the £699 plus VAT rate and build your case around measurable impact.

Last checked against official sources: 3 November 2026

* Dates and timings are subject to change, please check directly with the awards organisers.

Final entries for the Campaign Experience Awards 2027 close on Thursday 21 January 2027, leaving 79 days from this check. There is an earlier budget decision: the second entry deadline is 3 December 2026. Choose the category your evidence supports before paying for a submission.

Plan for the Price Stages

  • Second entry deadline: 3 December 2026, £699 plus VAT per entry. The live entry portal lists this rate as available until 23:59 UTC that day.
  • Final entry deadline: 21 January 2027, £789 plus VAT per entry. The organiser's homepage does not specify a final closing time or timezone; confirm these rather than applying the earlier price-stage cutoff to the final deadline.

The portal displays the final price alongside the current second-entry offer and says discounts are applied at checkout. Check the total before completing payment.

Match Your Work to the Current Form

The 2027 entry portal includes Digital Experience, Creative Experience Agency and Event Team, among other categories. Read the individual description: a strong agency-wide case is not necessarily the strongest entry for a single activation.

Some official navigation is still dated: the homepage labels its category section 2026, while the 2027 portal links an entry kit labelled 2026. Use the live 2027 form and confirm the eligible work period and current requirements with the awards team before paying.

Show What Changed

The portal says judges look at how agencies tackled client briefs, as well as brand prowess, execution and measurement. Start with the brief and audience need, explain the creative response, then show the result. Bring together relevant performance figures and client or audience feedback rather than relying on impressive photographs alone.

Give each result a baseline and a clear connection to your activity. Ask a colleague outside the project to check whether the story answers the chosen category's questions. For help structuring the evidence, read Crafting Winning Awards Entries.

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