
RedTag.ca #TagAlong Las Vegas Instagram Girls Trip
Influencer MarketingThe Influence Agency sent three Toronto influencers to Las Vegas for RedTag.ca's #TagAlong campaign, which the agency reports reached 403K people organically with a 33% engagement rate.
Case in 60 seconds
RedTag.ca wanted to become the go-to booking site for Canadians aged 18-35, but with so many travel sites to choose from it had to show how it guides travellers through every step of a booking.
The campaign turns on showing service rather than claiming it, because a real trip documented from booking to dining lets followers watch RedTag.ca cover every step, so the agency treats the itinerary itself as the argument.
Three real-life best friends from Toronto take a Las Vegas girls trip booked through RedTag.ca and invite their followers to #TagAlong, so the brand appears as the company that made every stage of the trip happen.
Victoria, Tee and Mel, fashion and lifestyle influencers from Toronto, documented booking, flights, accommodations, entertainment and dining in Las Vegas through Instagram stories, posts and blogs, covering ziplining, foodie tours and a Vegas Knights game, and each posted two unique blogs.
The Influence Agency reports 403K organic reach, 500K organic impressions, 100K organic engagements and a 33% engagement rate, along with 13K organic blog views and 100% positive brand sentiment for the #TagAlong campaign.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
Partners
- The Influence Agency
Creator role
- Victoria
- Tee
- Mel
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Organic Reach | 403K |
| Organic Impressions | 500K |
| Organic Engagements | 100K |
| Engagement Rate | 33% |
| Organic Blog Views | 13K |
| Positive Brand Sentiment | 100% positive sentiment |
Why The Influence Agency's strategy worked
- 1
Casting an existing friendship group rather than three unconnected creators gives a group trip a believable reason to exist, which suits a girls trip format where the shared experience is the content.
- 2
Documenting a trip stage by stage, from booking through dining, turns a travel brand's service promise into a sequence followers can watch, because each stage shows the brand doing the work rather than describing it.
- 3
Pairing social posts with two blogs per creator, one on activities and one on food, gives the same trip a longer search-friendly life, which the page reflects in reporting organic blog views separately.


