Why You Should Enter the JobTread Awards
It’s easy to enter, and the ROI speaks for itself. Get your JobTread Awards submission in before October 24.
Picture this. The room is packed with more than 1,500 people. The lights dim. Music starts to build. A massive screen glows behind the stage, flashing through the finalists. The announcer leans into the microphone and excitedly calls your name.
Applause erupts as you walk to the stage. You shake hands, accept the award, and watch your company light up across the screen. It’s a moment you’ll remember for the rest of your career.
But entering awards is not just about a momentary rush. There are important reasons to submit that last long after the adrenaline fades. And luckily, you still have time because the deadline has been extended to October 24.
Here are seven reasons why entering the JobTread awards is worth it:
Stand Out From the Crowd
There’s a difference between saying you’re great and being recognized for it by a neutral third party. When customers see the words “award winning” next to your name, they remember it.
Turn Recognition Into Marketing
Post about your nomination. Share photos from JobTread Connect. Announce your win on your website, social media, proposals, and even your email signature. It’s free publicity and a valuable credibility boost.
Celebrate Your Team
Winning or even being shortlisted is a major morale boost. It gives your crew a reason to celebrate and reminds everyone that the late nights, tough clients, and long hours are paying off. Recognition like this builds pride and unity across the company.
Build Your Network
Awards connect you with other high performers. Use the opportunity to meet construction industry colleagues who are just as driven as you are. Congratulate other finalists, tag them online, and start relationships that can lead to future partnerships.
Learn Something About Your Business
Creating your submission forces you to pause and reflect. What makes you different? What results are you most proud of? The process gives you perspective on your strengths and often reveals new ways to improve.
