Public Mobile Wants Canadians To #SIMswap


Public MobileThis week Public Mobile launched a new digital advertising campaign called #SIMswap .

As part of the campaign, Public Mobile is encouraging Canadians to take advantage of their free SIM card offer by participating in the new #SIMSwap campaign. The carrier wants Canadians to trade in their useless items for a SIM card. Public Mobile is looking for almost anything, gum, napkins, coffee cups, etc. All participants have to do is post a picture of a useless item, tag @publicmobile and hashtag it #SIMswap on Twitter or Instagram. On Facebook, participants post the photo on Public Mobile’s wall.

Public Mobile will reach out with a unique URL where participants can order their SIM, which will be mailed. Additionally, Public Mobile might even use the useless item in their ads.

The initiative is part of a larger strategy to connect the brand with Canadians in a fun and creative way, and to help consumers get the best phone plans for the least amount of money.

Public Mobile prides itself on offering Canadians a simple approach to communication. A reliable network, consumers can create their own preferred plan with a SIM card and eliminate the hassle of a contract.

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The creative and advertising was developed by Cossette, with support on influencer and media relations by The Colony Project.


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Dave “The Connector” Forde is a 20-year veteran of the Canadian marketing, PR, and tech industries. He is the founder of The Connected One network, including industry news sites Profectio and PR In Canada, and serves as a strategic business advisor. Connect with him on LinkedIn and X.


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