Immediate launch £200k ad competition for brands driving ESG impact
Thursday 5 June, 2025
Immediate, home to trusted brands that people love, including Good Food, Radio Times, and BBC Gardeners’ World, has today launched a competition offering a brand the chance to win a digital advertising campaign worth up to £200,000.
Launched to mark World Environment Day, the competition is open to any advertiser making tangible progress on environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals to make a real difference. Entrants must submit a 200-word summary showcasing how their brand is delivering meaningful ESG impact via an online form. The deadline for submissions is 11:59pm on 4 July 2025.
A panel of expert judges – including Immediate’s Sustainability lead Michelle Whitehead, Good Food’s Managing Editor Lulu Grimes, BBC Gardeners’ World Content Director, Kevin Smith, Matt Bourn, Director of Communications at the Advertising Association (AA) and Seb Munden, Chair of Ad Net Zero - will assess entries based on the clarity, credibility, and alignment of brand activity with recognised ESG objectives.
“At Immediate, we’re proud to support initiatives like Ad Net Zero and Every Brief Counts, and to lead the way in making sustainability a core part of media planning. IMClear empowers advertisers to track real impact and make informed, responsible choices. We want to spotlight brands that are not just talking about purpose, but delivering it. We invite all brands looking to make a difference in ESG goals to enter for a chance to win access to Immediate’s market-leading brand inventory.”
Beth Shirazi, Partnerships Director at Immediate
As part of the prize, the winning campaign will be created by Imagine, Immediate’s award-winning content studio, and delivered across Immediate’s premium digital platforms. Campaign performance will be tracked via IMClear, Immediate’s pioneering proprietary tool for measuring advertising effectiveness against ESG metrics and supporting more sustainable media investment.
Immediate as a company has committed to net zero by 2045, with a target of reducing emissions by 30% by 2030.
More stories
Visit our news page for moreAll the latest releases from Immediate
- Immediate wins BSME Talent Award for Best Subbing/Production Team
- Immediate launch £200k ad competition for brands driving ESG impact
- Immediate partner with Florette to launch vibrant new campaign
- BBC History Magazine celebrates its 25th anniversary
- Five ACE wins for Immediate
- Neil Dickson named SEO & Audience Director
- New MadeForMums Tech Awards 2025 open for entries
- Bayeux Tapestry’s missing penis sparks new HistoryExtra debate