Every “Brand Building” Disruptor Saw Their Website Traffic Skyrocket As Soon As They Launched A TV Campaign Each company below saw an immediate double-digit.

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Every “Brand Building” Disruptor Saw Their Website Traffic Skyrocket As Soon As They Launched A TV Campaign Each company below saw an immediate double-digit lift in website visits once their TV campaign launched Monthly Website Unique Visitors Comparison Based Within A Three-Year Time Period (Mar ‘14 – Feb ‘17) Company Month Prior To TV Launch Monthly Average: TV Launch – Feb ‘17 % Difference 23andMe 421 968 +130% Airbnb 1,442 5,872 +307% Birchbox 1,122 2,221 +98% Blue Apron 159 1,872 +1,075% Casper 131 512 +292% Fitbit 4,598 14,247 +210% Letgo N/A 10,201 Lyft 7,920 13,048 +65% Nest N/A 1,576 Simplisafe 145 557 +284% Sling 2,143 3,842 +79% SoFi 248 593 +139% Uber N/A 30,955 Yelp 77,900 86,755 +11% The market-changer’s playbook Source: comScore mediametrix multiplatform media trend; Total audience (P2+), March ‘14 – February ‘17. Nielsen Ad Intel, TV spend (national cable TV, national broadcast TV, Spanish language broadcast TV, Spanish language cable TV, spot TV, syndication TV), March ‘14 – February ‘17. N/A = not enough traffic for comScore to measure.