Submit your application - SoMo Borac
Your projects can be delivered until September 23rd 2026.

Along with the application form, it is necessary to submit a link with a video presentation in which you present the challenges, goals, solutions and results that the project has achieved. The jury will evaluate the originality and creativity, the quality of the performance and the result of the project.

One agency, person or company can submit several different works. The SoMo Borac powered by Aleph application fee will amount to EUR 165 per submitted work until September 1st, 2026. Afterwards, the SoMo Borac application fee will amount to EUR 215 per submitted work until September 23rd, 2026. Every fifth application is free of charge.

Application Rules →
Submit your application
Media outlet/company submitting the application
State the actual (net) value invested in paid digital media, both purchased and donated. The stated amount does not include agency fees or production costs.
In the event of multiple media, companies, or agencies
Link to WeTransfer, YouTube, Vimeo…

Payment details

Company making the payment
Full name of the person making the payment
Headquarters of the company making the payment
Contact phone number of the person in charge of making the payment
You can submit your digital work until September 23rd, 2026.

For the SoMo Media categories, you are required to submit not only your application form, but also a link to your work, a PDF document with a project overview, or a video explaining and presenting the project. The jury panel will be evaluating the project’s originality and creativity, execution quality, and results.

Every digital publisher can submit several different works. The SoMo Borac powered by Aleph application fee will amount to EUR 165 per submitted work until September 1st, 2026. Afterwards, the fee will amount to EUR 215 per submitted work (until September 23rd, 2026). Every fifth submission you make is free of charge.

Application Rules →
Submit your application
Media outlet/company submitting the application
in the event of multiple media, companies, or agencies
required only for the native category
Tell us something about the project's background, insight, and target groups, as well as the challenge to which you were responding.
Each digital work within the media category had specific objectives that need to be listed here so the jury panel can get a clearer picture of what the desired outcome was, and clearly understand the results.
All posts, even the shortest ones, have a clear strategy behind them. Perhaps it was integrated in the online user experience or developed specifically for the post by adding interactive elements, for instance. You can use this space here to describe the strategy exactly as it relates to the established objectives, as well as the reasons behind your approach.
Clear objectives and a clear strategy provide the final pieces of the puzzle that is the execution of your work. Describe here why that execution is unique, and which components were used, whether they included design, technology, or distribution. Additionally, explain why you chose the components you did.
What were the results of your campaign? When describing the results, guide yourself by concrete figures and how they relate to the established objectives, and explain them in the context of the work, market, and trends. Make sure you list the sources of your data and, if possible, provide referent values.
Describe the final solution and why the final version is the one submitted. Explain which insight brought you to the end of the story, and why it is relevant for the audience you are addressing.
Provide the links relevant to the rating of your work

Payment details

Company making the payment
Full name of the person making the payment
Headquarters of the company making the payment
Contact phone number of the person in charge of making the payment