Run two months for Bärig.
You're the media planner. Pick who sees the ad, which ad they see and where it sends them. The crowd decides what happens, and tells you what it thought.
Bärig makes travel bags in Montreal. Its Under-Seat Pack is measured to fit the strictest airline limit for a free personal item, and if an airline makes you pay to check it, Bärig refunds the fee. Nobody has heard of it yet.
Set up the campaign.
Who sees it
Pick one of three audiences.The ad
Pick one of three ads.Where the ad sends people
Pick one of two pages.What next?
The crowd remembers month 1: who has seen the ad, who clicked and didn't buy, and who bought.
Running month 1.
How this works.
Every result on this page came from the Crowdsim engine on 11 October 2026, with the crowd reading that week's pulse: airlines' cheapest fares that no longer include a carry-on, higher checked-bag fees, fewer trips to the United States (read the whole pulse). The numbers aren't made up by AI. They come from a fixed formula, so the same choices always give the same month. The AI's job is to judge how the ad lands for each person and to write what they say. Every answer here was run once and saved.
Bärig, Inès and everyone quoted here are fictional. Every reaction is simulated, for practice, not prediction. Want a sim of your own?