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Tesco Mobile Helps Parents Decode Their Kids' Digital Language

The campaign by BBH empowers parents to understand kids’ digital slang, sparking vital conversations for safer online experiences

By Creative Salon

Tesco Mobile is helping parents decode their kids' digital language, in its latest campaign from BBH.

New research, commissioned by Tesco Mobile, shows that almost half of parents and carers are not confident in understanding the language that children use online.

Concerns around online safety have never been more prevalent. Earlier this year, Netflix’s hit show Adolescence sparked conversations around the language young people use online, with seemingly innocent emojis and words carrying deeper, and sometimes concerning, meanings.

According to Internet Matters, having conversations with children can help them stay safe online. But for parents, it can be difficult to know where to start, when you’re not speaking the same language.

This campaign is just part of Tesco Mobile’s ongoing efforts to empower families in approaching online safety conversations in more relatable and engaging ways with expert-backed tools and advice. All colleagues across Tesco Mobile’s 500 phoneshops are trained on how to support customers with device setup and are equipped todirect parents on how to access relevant tools and resources.

Uche Ezugwu, Creative Director at BBH shared: “As a parent, I'm particularly concerned about how to keep kids safe online, especially with all the current risks. I hope this campaign will raise awareness of how important it is to talk to your kids about their online safety, and also help parents start these essential conversations.”

Laura Joseph, Chief Customer Officer at Tesco Mobile added: “We wanted our new campaign to land a powerful message with the aim to encourage parents and carers to start conversations with their children about the importance of online safety. We believe in empowering families with the knowledge they need to navigate the digital world safely, and I am so proud of our work in this space. To support these discussions, we offer a range of expert-backed tools & resources designed to foster open, informed conversations so we can help children enjoy everything the digital world has to offer, smartly and safely.”

For more information on Tesco Mobile online safety, please visit:

https://www.tescomobile.com/why-tesco-mobile/little-helps/online-safety

The campaign is running across the UK in OOH, radio and digital. Media was handled by EssenceMediacom.

CREDITS: Agency

Campaign title: Tesco Mobile Online Safety

Advertising agency: BBH

CCO: Alex Grieve

Executive Creative Director: Felipe Guimarães

Creative Director: Uche Ezugwu, Genevieve Gransden, Selma Ahmed

Creatives: Camila Gurgel, Ieva Paulina

Head of Design: Liam Thomas

Designer: Sophie Harper, Keiti Collins, Lucia Volpe, Tony Carrington

Deputy CSO: Saskia Jones

Strategy Director: Hannah Slapper

Senior Strategist: Tom Papaloizou

Business Lead: Sarah Rodrigues

Account Director: David McConnell

Account Manager: Joe Clark

Agency Print Producer: Amy Grady

Agency Digital Producer: Darryl Lally, Anisha Anand

Agency Radio Producer: Pete Wiltshire, Ted MacDonnell

Media planner: Nicola Evans

Media agency: EssenceMediacom

Sound studio: Factory Sound Studio

Sound engineer: James Utting

CREDITS: Client

Chief Customer Officer: Laura Joseph

Marketing Director: Emma Herridge

Brand Campaigns Lead: Zea Westwick

Brand Campaign Manager: Holly Garrett

Brand Campaign Manager: Carolina Molina

Brand Campaign Executive: Joel Peters

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