GoDaddy just announced that it will showcase its AI-powered platform, Airo, during next year's Super Bowl.
The platform allows aspiring entrepreneurs to transform ideas into fully functional online businesses within minutes.
The major ad campaign marks GoDaddy’s return to the big game after eight years, bringing Airo’s powerful capabilities to millions of viewers.
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In a news release, the web hosting company stated that nearly 3 million U.S. users have already leveraged GoDaddy Airo’s tools to enhance website traffic, increase sales, and engage audiences on social media.
As GoDaddy Airo rolls out across 180 countries, the company aims to help small businesses thrive in a competitive digital landscape.
“At GoDaddy, we champion the growth of small businesses, and artificial intelligence has become a transformative force for entrepreneurs looking to turn ideas into successful ventures — fast.
We launched GoDaddy Airo with the goal of empowering anyone with an idea to start their business in minutes,” GoDaddy CEO Aman Bhutani wrote.
GoDaddy Airo is already helping businesses generate up to 43% more sales and up to 4.7 times more engagement through AI-generated social media posts.
The return to Super Bowl advertising reflects a broader push by GoDaddy to expand its reach among small business owners, making entrepreneurship more accessible.
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The GoDaddy Airo Super Bowl ad will be developed in partnership with creative house Quality Meats and directed by Ian Pons Jewell.
It will air during the big game's fourth quarter and serve as the foundation for a yearlong marketing campaign in the U.S.
GoDaddy’s campaign is part of a larger mission to make opportunity more inclusive, aiming to inspire potential entrepreneurs nationwide.
Airo is designed to help entrepreneurs save time, boost sales, and grow faster by simplifying key business tasks like website creation, domain selection, and digital marketing.
The Super Bowl LIX campaign will introduce millions to GoDaddy’s 24/7 expert guides and tools for online business success.
For businesses planning to advertise in next year's Super Bowl, know that the cost of Super Bowl ads this year was at a record high of $7 million per 30 seconds.
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