Southwest was launching its first ever Hawaii flights and wanted real island content, which meant creators who already lived there.
Somebody asserted the problem rather than a document recording it. Who said it, and whether they had a stake, is named below.
How we know
"Southwest Airlines came to HireInfluence wanting to create awareness and drive pre-sales tickets for the airline's first-ever flights to Hawaii."
| Who says so | HireInfluence, the agency. Influencer Marketing Hub independently repeats the same result figures, so the outcome is corroborated outside the agency's page. Read it |
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| A second source | Influencer Marketing Hub trade article independently cites the same 56 million impressions, 3 million engagements and 0.03 dollar cost per engagement for the HireInfluence Southwest Hawaii campaign. |
| What the agency was asked to do | "Southwest Airlines came to HireInfluence wanting to create awareness and drive pre-sales tickets for the airline's first-ever flights to Hawaii." (HireInfluence case study) |
| How the agency was picked | Brand approached the agency |
| How that happened | Not published. Inbound (agency content/reputation) implied. HireInfluence's own case study page says only, verbatim, 'Southwest Airlines came to HireInfluence wanting to create awareness and drive pre-sales tickets for the airline's first-ever flights to Hawaii,' which reads as the brand approaching the agency but does not say whether that was a pitch/RFP, referral, or prior relationship. |
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