Bounty Winners
Our clients need creative solutions and that's why they come to us - to source the best of the best from across the globe. They offer a Bounty and you decide on whether you'd like to reap the rewards. This is freelance work at its best.
Clients will then review the ideas for sale and select those they like the most - if your idea is chosen you'll be rewarded for your creativity with the Bounty on offer!
Not to worry - your idea will remain your intellectual property until such time that you receive the Dollars for your concept.
Winning Creative Ideas
The following Bounty Hunters answered a brief with a great idea and received Dollars for their concepts:
Amod Munga - produced an outstanding print and online banner ad concept for Capitec Bank, picking up $5000 in the process. Click here to read the interview with Amod.
"Wow, what a response to a tight brief! I've always thought the 1970s agency model still used widely is past its sell-by date, but never considered crowdsourcing as a solution. Crowdsourcing address the issue of in-house agencies getting stale over time, by receiving hundreds of fresh new ideas from all around the world with new insights into the brand. Thank you all for your hard work and participation!"
~ Charl Nel, Capitec Bank, Brand Custodian
Lindy Taoushiani - produced an innovative mobile campaign ideas and picked up $3000 for her efforts! Click here to read the interview with Lindy.
"Picking that winning Big Idea proved to be harder than we had anticipated. We were highly impressed with the caliber of ideas that came through from around the world and the detailed extent to which our brief was met. I would like to thank you for all the hard work and effort you have put into helping us find those minds that will shape the future. The process and outcome exceeded our expectations and we look forward to sharing our resulting selection campaign with you."
~ Anthony Farr, CEO, Allan Gray Orbis Foundation
Kevin Baldwin - fought his way to the top of the pile with his television and print ad ideas for Peperami - he picked up a cool $10000 in the process. Click here to read the interview with Kevin.
"We were very impressed by the standard and quality of the ideas – our biggest challenge was picking a winner from such a high calibre of thinking. I would like to thank the Idea Bounty community for all their hard work and effort. We couldn't be more happy with the process and outcome and look forward to sharing the campaign with you in 2010"
~ Noam Buchalter, Marketing Manager, Peperami
Rowland Davies - pulled out all the stops and was awarded $5000 for his outstandingly creative television ad idea for Peperami. Click here to read the interview with Rowland.
"We were very impressed by the standard and quality of the ideas – our biggest challenge was picking a winner from such a high calibre of thinking. I would like to thank the Idea Bounty community for all their hard work and effort. We couldn't be more happy with the process and outcome and look forward to sharing the campaign with you in 2010"
~ Noam Buchalter, Marketing Manager, Peperami
Kenneth Choong - came up with a brilliant idea to make sustainable and green living 'cool' he also walked away with $1500 for his efforts. Click here to read the interview with Kenneth.
"Our overall experience with Idea Bounty was just grand. The creatives are great people with a wide range of solutions and interesting insights, plus the winning idea just blew us away. Added to that the level of service and general enthusiasm around Idea Bounty is outstanding. We will definitely work with the platform again, without fear."
~ Ste Drayton, Online Content Manager, WWF (International)
Shaun Dunne - helped lower the breadline and got to pocket $1500 for his winning Breadline Africa Idea.
Click here to read the interview with Shaun
"Overall, Breadline Africa's experience with Idea Bounty has been fantastic. In terms of the ideas you have submitted the scope and quality has been incredible and we were very impressed with the level of research that went into our work and the fundraising industry in general. A very worthwhile experience."
~ Marianna Boguslavsky, Breadline Africa
Dylan Ferguson - Bought it all together and walked away with $4000 for the winning Castle Lager Idea.
Click here to read the interview with Dylan.
"It all comes together with a Castle. And it certainly did come together when we gave our football sponsorship brief to the folk at Idea Bounty. Their platform has provided us with a plethora of great ideas and more than a little insight into how the world views our brand. We definitely look forward to future interaction with the very capable team over there."
~ Charl Bassil, Executive Brand Manager, Castle Lager
Joanne Huysamen - Strapped on her wings and flew into first place, collecting $5000 for her winning Red Bull idea.
Click here to read the interview with Joanne.
Gary Willmott - Was waived into poll position and took home $3000 for his winning BMW idea.
Click here to read the interview with Gary.
"There's a saying that goes something like 'nobody is smarter than everybody', with that in mind, Idea Bounty's proposition of using the community to answer a brief that has an infinite number of possible solutions made a lot of sense to us. BMW is constantly seeking out new ideas that move the business and brand forward, this is the only platform that I know of that allows us to do this whilst at the same time making sure that the best ideas are rewarded"
~ Scott Gray, Interactive Marketing Manager, BMW
Chantelle Schmidlin - Took the winning spot with her Idea for Levi's Original Music and now has $3000 extra in her pocket! Click here to read the interview with Chantelle.
"In a world where ideas really are the new currency, we were extremely excited about the prospects of tapping into a platform like Idea Bounty. Staying truly 'fresh' is a 365 day a year challenge and we're very clear that two of the secrets to achieving this, are celebrating great ideas; and staying in touch with your consumers. What's great about Idea bounty is it does both "
~ Mike Leslie, Innovation & Sponsorship Manager, Levi Strauss
Guillaume Martin - Walked away with $2500 for winning the FNB Brief. Check our interview with Guillaume here.
"Innovation never stops for companies who want to thrive. The search for ideas never halts - and Crowdsourcing seems to provide a way to drive that innovation in this new digital world. We were delighted with the Idea Bounty experience. Congratulations to the winner. We've started investigating how to implement this idea early in the new year. To all the rest of the participants, thank you. We hope to engage with you again soon."
~ Robert Keip, CEO, FNB Premier Banking
Gavin Dale - Submitted the winning design for this website!
