Revolut CEO explains why it bought ads in ~50% of Europe's airports: physical impressions are cheaper than digital
davidsenra · x · 2026-11-06
Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky explains the strategy behind blanketing airports with ads — the company now runs ads in 50% of Europe's airports. As a digital bank without branches, Revolut starts with less built-in trust than HSBC or JPMorgan, and physical-world impressions cost far less than digital ones. He frames it as an arbitrage in performance marketing: estimate travel frequency, impressions, and cost — and buy trust along the way.
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