Tesco: Can We? We Can
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Tesco Ireland has launched a campaign highlighting how its Click+Collect service offers time-starved shoppers freedom for more fun, so they can focus their time on the important things in life. The campaign is the latest from Tesco Ireland and its partnership with BBH Dublin, with the agency tackling a fake tan disaster as part of its Food Love Stories series in February, and creating a digital billboard that spoke to customers in real time, as part of a stunt to encourage shoppers into a new local Tesco Express store in Charlemont Square in March.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
BBH, DublinCreative team:
Jack Walsh, Eva RedmondStrategy Lead:
Steve WrightBusiness Lead:
Amy CroweAccount Director:
Amy HarringtonAccount Manager:
Laura Redden, Norah ConlonAgency Producer TV:
Conor HamillArt Producer Print:
Cyd, Matt KittoProduction Company:
Assembly FilmsDirector:
Mike AndrewsProducer:
Rebecca BourkePost-Production Company:
Screen SceneEditor:
Allyn QuigleyOnline:
Allen SilleryGrade:
Screen SceneSound Studio:
Scimitar SoundMusic:
Baby Benzig, Eli SmartMusic Supervision:
Black Sheep MusicVO:
Marie RuaneDate:
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