Pete Wins 2018 Video Poll
After a recent poll held on this website to establish your vote for Uniserve’s best video of the year, we can confirm that our ‘This is Pete’ short video is the inaugural winner of the accolade.
This year’s winner claimed 20% of the 200 or so votes cast, after we narrowed the selection down to eight finalists, receiving 5% more votes than the runner up.
Pete’s video declared that he uses Uniserve for his sea freight shipments, which allows him to spend more time on what he does best, which is clearly demonstrated in the 15 second video.
The winning entry can be viewed below, followed by the poll results.
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The Results:
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