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Entering an award can open doors for your organisation, but only if your submission does your work justice. Many strong projects fall short because of small, avoidable mistakes. Here are the most common pitfalls judges see, and how to avoid them.

1. Telling the story without structure

Some entries jump straight into details without explaining what the project was about. Judges don’t know your organisation, your team, or your timeline — you have to guide them.
Keep it simple: what you did, why you did it, and what changed as a result.

2. Missing or unclear evidence

Good work needs proof. Many entries talk about success but don’t show it.
Make sure you include measurable results, feedback, or real examples. Even small pieces of evidence can make your story much stronger.

3. Too much jargon

Using complicated language doesn’t make the project sound better. It often hides the real value. Judges prefer entries that are written clearly, with everyday language that anyone can understand.
If a sentence feels heavy, simplify it.

4. Forgetting the people behind the work

Some entries focus only on processes and outcomes. Judges want to know who benefited.
Explain the human side: the employees, customers, or communities who were positively affected. A good entry shows both the system and the people behind it.

5. Not following the guidelines

This is one of the most common mistakes. Missing word limits, incorrect file formats, broken links, and incomplete sections all affect how your entry is scored.
Before submitting, check everything: attachments, titles, word count, and required fields.

A stronger entry starts with clarity

Avoiding these mistakes doesn’t just improve your chances — it helps judges understand the real value of your work. A clear, focused, and well-supported entry always stands out.

Ready to enter your strongest work?

The Industry Eagles Awards™ celebrate organisations, teams, and leaders who deliver real results. If your project made an impact, this is your chance to showcase it on a global stage.
Find the categories, guidelines, and full entry details at:
www.industryeaglesawards.com 

Entering an award can open doors for your organisation, but only if your submission does your work justice. Many strong projects fall short because of small, avoidable mistakes. Here are the most common pitfalls judges see, and how to avoid them. 1. Telling the story without structure Some entries jump straight into details without explaining what the project was about. Judges don’t know your organisation, your team, or your timeline — you have to guide them.Keep it simple: what you did, why

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