
Caribbean
1 Ship, 3 Ports, 7 Nights in the Western Caribbean
- Target
- 8,000
- Status
- Active· 22 days
- Deliver by
- September 30
Performance native advertising for travel brands
Whatever you sell in travel, we show it among the stories on news and travel sites to audiences built from intent data: what people search for, the newsletters they received, the trips they read about. Run it yourself or hand it to us. Either way, you and your team see it all live.
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Getting started
Create your account in a few minutes, or tell us your goals and book a call with Russell.
That native suits what you sell and we don’t run your direct competitor. If not, we say so.
Send a campaign, or just the goal. Checked in one working day, live within three more.
Every result shows live in your portal, while we test, refine and widen your audiences.
We start with everyone who has shown an interest in where you are or what you sell.
Then we narrow them by who they are, where they are and which brands they engage with.
Your campaign reaches the ones who are left, not the crowd. That’s the fifteen.
Fifteen minutes before the gate closes, everyone there is going. We use intent data to find yours: the few out of millions who are ready.
Most media buying pays for the whole terminal.We buy the gate — and show you exactly where the money went.
How we build an audience
We research every campaign and read your brief, then build the audience from the signals that fit its objective. It is tested as it runs, the budget moves toward what works, and you see what each audience delivered, live in your portal.
Where the 129 leads came from
1 Ship, 3 Ports, 7 Nights in the Western Caribbean · September 2026
| Audience | leads | Share | Clicks | Visitors arrived |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Searched for cruises from Miami or Fort Lauderdale | 36 | 28% | 1473 | 1166 |
| Saw this sailing before and came back | 31 | 24% | 988 | 783 |
| Received newsletters from premium cruise lines | 26 | 20% | 1110 | 879 |
| Live within reach of the Miami cruise port | 20 | 16% | 988 | 783 |
| Read about the Caribbean islands | 16 | 12% | 1110 | 878 |
A demo account with sample numbers.

Caribbean
The eight signals we build from Open this campaign in the demo (opens in a new tab)
Where the demand is
For every campaign we read where people are searching for your trips or your destination, place by place, from Google Trends, and lean the campaign toward the places where the demand is. You see the same map in your portal, dated, so you can see we are not guessing.
Top states · 51 with searches
And 206 US metro areas (DMAs), ranked the same way, in the portal.
Rising travel searches in United States
Google Trends, searches in Google's Travel category for “caribbean cruise”, the 30 days to 17 Oct. 100 is the place where the largest share of searches were for this; it is a share, not a count of people.
How it works
Your own travel campaign platform, for brands wanting more eyes on their deals.
Every campaign is reviewed before it goes live.
Create your accountThe same platform, with our team running it for you, like a personal client.
After the pilot, month to month.
Request accessWho you’ll work with
Led by Russell Goodall: more than ten years in performance marketing, first as a top-performing travel affiliate, then running native acquisition for a major travel publisher. A small, senior team by design, so we move faster than big agencies can.
About The FifteenAn audience for each campaign, built from your page and brief: the newsletters they received from brands like yours, online searches, declared demographics and search data updated daily. No personal data.
Written from your own website in different angles and styles, tested against each other, and changed by us when you hand it to us.
Native advertising, bought daily by the people who planned it, in the same auctions we spend our own money in every day.
Every campaign, page and site in your own portal as it runs, and a report you can share with your team and your directors.
Advertorial pages
Even the right audience was reading something else a minute ago. An advertorial page tells your story first, then captures the inquiry or sends them on to your site, already interested. We host every page and check it daily.
Included when we run it for you. Running it yourself? Add one to count every visitor and result.
The ad they see

Written from your own website, so every price, date and number is one you already publish, and in different angles and styles: a story, a list, a deal, a brochure.
Two versions run side by side with the traffic split evenly, and your portal tells you which one brings more requests once the difference is clear, not before. Keep it, and try a new angle against it.
Collect the request on the page, or send readers on to your own site. Either way the page counts what it brought, with the site and the ad behind each one, and your own pixels can ride on the ads and the page, so the people who read and did not ask are yours to reach again.
Hand it to us and we build every version, read the results and make the changes. Run it yourself and you see the same results and choose what to keep.
Straight answers
Run it yourself and there is no monthly fee: you set your own price per click, from 30p ($0.35), paid from prepaid credit that starts with a £500 ($650) top-up, and campaigns pause when it runs out; advertorial pages are a paid extra. If we run it for you, it is £1,500 ($1,950) a month plus your clicks, with advertorial pages included, starting with a three-month pilot and then month to month. Every price is on thefifteen.uk/pricing.
Not if you run it yourself: stop whenever you like. If we run it for you, there is the three-month pilot, then it runs month to month.
On news, travel and lifestyle sites, as sponsored stories and recommendations beside the articles. Your report names every site your money ran on, and the ones we cut. With our page or our tag, a site that keeps sending clicks and no results is flagged once the numbers are clear.
From the ad network we buy from. Its code runs on the sites it partners with, so it can tell which brands’ newsletters and offer emails reach someone’s inbox, and what people search for. We pick the brands and categories, such as tour operators or cruise lines; the network finds the people and shows them your ad. We never see a name, an email address or the emails themselves. The network’s own rules also bar targeting anyone under 18, or anyone by health, religion, ethnicity or sexual orientation.
We check a campaign within one working day of you sending it, and once we say yes, it is live within three more working days. Changes to a live campaign are checked within one working day too.
More answers: Prices and paymentOperators, cruise lines and hotelsTourist boards
Contact
Tell us about your business and what you want to achieve. We check it’s a fit, and nothing is spent until you say go.
Or email hello@thefifteen.uk