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Mizrahi Tefahot Refreshes Brand with Humor and New Character to Support Parents' Summer Expenses

By גלעד לוי
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Mizrahi Tefahot Bank has revitalized its long-standing advertising approach by introducing a new character, Dominic, played by Gaia Bar-Gurvitz, alongside its familiar figure Dvir Bandak. This addition brings fresh energy and humor to the brand while maintaining its core human-centered values. The campaign's debut focused on addressing the financial challenges parents face during the summer months, offering a mortgage subsidy of up to 3,000 shekels to ease these expenses.

The bank's marketing vice president, Teri Yashkil, explained that the goal was to innovate the advertising language without losing the brand's identity, which emphasizes empathy and understanding of consumer pain points. Dominic's character was designed to create a playful dynamic with Dvir, enabling the campaign to highlight real-life financial difficulties in a humorous yet relatable way.

The campaign successfully combined entertainment with a clear message about the bank's practical support, leading it to top rankings in advertising effectiveness. Yashkil noted that the positive reception confirmed the bank could inject new energy into its brand while staying true to its commitment to humanity, service, and genuine customer understanding. The campaign underscores Mizrahi Tefahot's strategy of blending familiar elements with innovation to remain relevant and engaging to its audience.

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