Yearbook Yourself wins a People’s Voice Webby

Published on Jun. 05, 2009
by Kyle

A couple weeks ago, Yearbook Yourself was awarded the Webby’s “People’s Voice Award.” Online users voted for our project as their favorite online viral campaign of 2008. This win showed us that budget is not necessarily a determining factor of success. We were up against some big competition, including The Dark Knight’s, “Why So Serious?” campaign. I look forward to seeing our August launch of Yearbook Yourself 2009.

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