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Challenger telco Mate supports local businesses with new campaign

Zoe Wilkinson

September 2, 2020 3:55

By reducing mobile and internet plans to ‘mates’ rates’, customers of challenger telco Mate can pay it forward to other small businesses, according to the brand’s latest campaign from creative and production shop Chisel.

The campaign is grounded in the brand’s philosophy of being a ‘customer happiness business’, and features small businesses including Budgy Smuggler, personal trainer Pablo’s Booty Camp, clothing exchange SWOP, pet store Dogue, gift store Yellow Octopus, homewares store Third Drawer Down, and cafe The Grumpy Barista.

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Zoe Wilkinson was a reporter at Mumbrella and the producer of the Mumbrellacast from March 2019 to May 2021.

Topics

Budgy Smuggler Chisel Dogue Dom O’Brien Mate Pablo's Booty Camp SWOP The Grumpy Barista Third Drawer Down Yellow Octopus Zak Kaczmarek

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