4. Website
• In Q1 2017, Airbnb drew 106.9 million visits to its site, an increase of 31% from
2016.
890,500
Unique
visitors
4,888,845
page views/
per day
$39,399.06/
day advertising
revenue
$24,436,543.96
estimated site
evaluation
11. #WeAreHere (Facebook)
• Airbnb streamed 6 films live on Facebook to
promote the release of its new app.
• Shot through helmet cams in 6 cities, on 5
continents, over the course of 24 hours, the
films followed individuals as they went through
their own "Airbnb experiences."
• Viewers could watch, comment, and overall
feel as if they were there as well.
• The campaign resulted in a 22 Point Lift in Ad
Recall, 7 Point Lift in Brand Favorability, and
over 6 million global participants in first 24
hours.
12. • Gifted 100,000 customers with $10 as
part of a campaign for a "unique act of
kindness", with the aim of inspiring others
to join in and 'pay it forward' and connect
strangers.
• Gave away $1 million encouraging people
to use the funds for acts of kindness.
• People were asked to get involved and
share their experience on Twitter to
create an ‘ongoing initiative.’
• showcased people’s efforts on a
dedicated micro-site airbnb.com/one-less-
stranger
‘Pay it forward’ #OneLessStranger
13. • To integrate digitally, the map on airbnb.com/map was utilized to
showcase moments of #OneLessStranger around the world
• 3 weeks into the campaign, over 3 million engagements and interactions
were made with the campaign- that included people creating
#OneLessStranger, talking about the campaign and engaging with all of
the generated content.
‘Pay it forward’ #OneLessStranger
14. Wall and Chain
• To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
• Recounts the story of an Airbnb guest who traveled to Berlin for the
first time since working as a guard during the Cold War.
• The video racked up more than 5.7 million YouTube views in its first
month online.
• Established Airbnb as a conduit for life-alerting travel experiences,
and heightened the brand’s relevance.
15. #WeAccept - “Acceptance starts with all of us.”
• The video was ultimately viewed 19 million times and shared 100,901 times,
including 18,600 shares from FB users from conservative audience segmentation.
• On Twitter, #weaccept was the #1 used advertiser hashtag used during the Super
Bowl
• Generated over 33k tweets during the first half of the game, more than any other
advertiser.
• Campaign was shared over 90,000 times and received over 500k likes.
• Reactions to the overall campaign were 85% positive.
• 15.4K total volunteer host signups to date.
Allows customers to create an account and search for desired listings: homes, experience and restaurants.
One can search by city and by date - all in all, fun webpages to navigate and a nice cross-sell for Airbnb.
Case in point in this Airbnb campaign, in which the hospitality brand is protesting the ongoing lack of marriage equality in Australia—by marketing a ring that’s incomplete.
The gap in the ring, of course, represents the gap in marriage equality. Airbnb is encouraging people to wear the ring, which it’s calling The Acceptance Ring, as a way of showing acceptance of marriage equality—and support for those Australians who cannot yet marry.