Checkers Sixty60 Nails New Ad With Dig At Rivals [Video]

We have to doff our caps to the latest effort, featuring Glen Biderman-Pam as Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber.

When it comes to the battle for grocery app dominance we have ourselves a very clear winner – Checkers Sixty60.

CheckersSixty60 made up three-quarters of all on-demand grocery delivery spendThe company’s marketing push has also been praised and we have to doff our caps to the latest effort, featuring Glen Biderman-Pam as Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber.Did you notice the dig at Pick n Pay ASAP! towards the end there? Of course, you did.There’s no harm in crushing somethis weekend while cheering on the Bokke. Just make sure you don’t hop behind the wheel afterwards, please.

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