The Network Services & Consulting Corporation is honored to be the recipient of over 150 prestigious awards from around the world. We invite you to view our awards.
This interesting article by Mic Miller of The Beeline traces the development of web awards and how award programs have helped webmasters in their quest for excellence.
Use the free Website Award Worksheet to aid you in applying for web site awards and tracking your activities. The worksheet is simple, easy to use, and a great organizer with links to over 500 award sites. Website Awards also offers tips on how to win awards, resources, advice from experts, and much more.
Awards Scoop is published to provide useful information about awards from the web awards community. Be sure to read the excellent article, "A History of Web Awards," in the Background Section.
Award Sites! is the best award rating system on the Internet. This large list of awards includes an award graphic, description, and rating for each award. If you have an award program, you can apply for a rating.
All members of the Aussie Awards are Australians but anyone can apply for the awards that are listed by category. If you are an "Aussie" with an award program, you can add your award.
The Euro Award Index is a list of international awards that are rated from Level 1 to Level 5. An award graphic is displayed for each award program. The brief description also includes the supported languages. If you have an award program, you are welcome to apply for a rating.
United Web Site Award Givers (formerly United Award Givers) rates awards from Classification Level 1 to Classification Level 6. Each award program is listed by rating with a description, owner name, rating, and date of rating. You can apply for a rating if you have an award program.
WebsAwards is an award index with multiple rating levels. Its missions is to provide award seekers access to serious award programs of integrity and objectivity that offer fair evaluations. If you have an award program, you can apply for a rating.
The Olymp Award Index welcomes new award programs as well as experienced award programs. Any qualified applicant can achieve a rating between Level 1 (Beginner) and Level 6 (Expert). Applications are currently being accepted in German and English. Assistance is also provided to any webmaster seeking to learn about setting up an award program.
The International Web Award Rating Association (IWARA) is committed to the rating of award programs by establishing clear rating criteria. Believing that the longevity of an award program on the Internet is an integral part of a commitment and seriousness to award giving, it requires that awards programs be in existence at least 2 years before applying.
The Academy of Fine Awards (AFA) promotes family friendly award programs. Also seeking to promote the most beautiful awards on the Internet, it evaluates the graphical aspect (award graphic) as well as the professional aspect of an award program.
Quality Independent Web Awards (QIWA) is a certification program for independent web awards that meet the certification criteria. If you have an award program in English that is not rated by an awards-rating index, you can apply for a listing in this index.
WebbieWorld highlights great sites on the Internet. Visitors are allowed to vote on sites for the People's Pick section and WebbieWorld features a site of the week. Submit your web site to WebbieWorld.
Cool Site of the Day features links to the coolest and best web sites on the Internet. Sign up today to have your own web site reviewed.
The Top 50 Award Winning Web Sites List ranks web sites on the Internet that have won five or more awards. Add your web site to the list!
Many Internet sites provide you with the opportunity to rank or vote for other web sites. A few moments of your valuable time to evaluate our web site will be greatly appreciated.
