AFL legends, Jordan Roughead and Nathan Jones have lent a helping hand, serving coffee and heart-shaped doughnuts to promote telco, amaysim’s launch into regional Victoria.
Voted as the local personalities that regional Victorians would most like to re-connect with, both Roughead and Jones hit the road with the mobile ‘Connection Café,’ serving up great value mobile plans to patrons alongside sweet delights and cups of steaming brew.
Beginning their promotional tour at the Ballarat City Oval on August 21, the AFL baristas moved onto Deakin Reserve in Shepparton on Aug 27 and concluded their tour on August 28 at Morewell Recreation Reserve in Gippsland.
As an extra culinary delight with a sprinkle of telco promotional value, Nathan Jones was also on hand to help the Connection Café in Shepparton and Gippsland.
Further good news was to be had for regional AFL hopefuls across the week, with amaysim offering a chance to win a one-on-one training session and six months’ worth of training tips with each player.
Following reports that regional Australians have little choice when it comes to selecting a mobile provider, amaysim is heavily investing in regional Victoria as part of its parent group Optus’regional expansion. amaysim have also built a dedicated regional sales team committed to bringing better connectivity and customer experience to regional areas.
Renee Gardner, head of amaysim says, “Regional Victorians shouldn’t be stuck with a telco they don’t love because there are no other options available. At amaysim we’re all about showing Big Love to our customers and we do this through great value, data heavy, unlimited mobile plans, backed by our award-winning customer service.”
