BT has announced its latest advert for its hybrid broadband campaign, Broadband Nightmares, which demonstrates the power of its BT Halo 3+ Hybrid Broadband. BT is also reminding its customers that BT Halo 3+ supported by EE’s mobile network, promises high broadband uptime.
The advert dramatises dreaded internet outages in the shape of a short horror film, bringing to life a British family’s internet nightmares through the perspective of the dad.
According to Pete Jeavons, Marketing Communications Director at BT and EE comments: “We are spending more time at home, especially due to the increase in hybrid working. That’s why it is so important to have a network you can rely on.
The advert opens on the BT router blinking with a nasty orange light, before showing a family going about their daily lives at home – son downloading a film, mum on another Zoom call and daughter on an iPad. All of a sudden, the room plunges into darkness, revealing a new modern-day nightmare version of the family’s reality. The home Wi-Fi is down.
The Apple iPad shows the dreaded ‘wheel of death, and the TV screen shows a warped downloaded webpage. The dad has been struck by a broadband nightmare and screams out in despair.
The moment is punctured by a BT and EE routers appearing next to each other; “Together BT and EE bring you Unbreakable WiFi. Only BT’s hybrid broadband is backed up by EE the UK’s best mobile network”, restoring the family’s Wifi status quo.
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This follows the successful Broadband Rage campaign, created by Saatchi & Saatchi last year, which dramatised the unbreakable connection of BT’s hybrid broadband, the UK’s first unbreakable home Wi-Fi.