SquareOne’s recent collaboration with Thinkerbell Aotearoa explores the consequences of children not learning financial management skills, emphasizing the importance of early financial education for future success. The social and BVOD ads depict scenarios where an adult child still relies on their mother for support, highlighting the need for financial literacy. SquareOne’s financial capability app aims to teach kids about money through accounts, apps, and debit cards, providing them with the tools and knowledge for a strong financial foundation. The campaign, characterized by humor, relatability, and honesty, successfully conveys the message of the importance of teaching kids about money to prevent future financial struggles.
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Media Insider: Advertising Standards Authority orders removal of The Warehouse TV ad after complaints it perpetuated the myth that ‘girls aren’t good at maths’
The Advertising Standards Authority has mandated the removal of a TV ad for The Warehouse that features a child's light-purple school backpack and the tagline "Can't do long division," due to complaints that it reinforces the stereotype that "girls aren't good at maths." This decision highlights ongoing concerns about gender representation in advertising. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A TV ad showing a girl’s schoolbag was told to stop airing because it suggested...
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