What Kokomo has run on Meta and Google as captured from each platform's public ad-transparency center. Spend, ROAS and attribution still require operator-side dashboard access, but the existence, cadence and creative quality of past campaigns is public.
Meta Ad Library · Google Ads Transparency Center · public-data layer of the Paid Media auditTwo transparency centers exist for paid media. Meta's Ad Library exposes every active and historical ad run by any Page worldwide. Google's Ads Transparency Center does the equivalent for verified Google advertisers. Both are public, no login required, no operator access needed for the visibility layer. Spend, conversion attribution, and ROAS still require the operator dashboards (covered in the Data Request).
Meta side: Kokomo has run approximately 34 distinct ads under the page "Kokomo Botanical Resort - Caribbean Family Cottages." The oldest creative dates from April 2024, the newest from late 2025. Every Meta ad audited still carries the legacy "Caribbean Family Cottages" brand name in the page handle, reinforcing the brand-fragmentation pattern catalogued across Reviews, Social, Brand, and AI Visibility audits.
Google side: the Ads Transparency Center page for kokomobotanicalresort.com requires JS-rendered navigation beyond what this audit session could perform anonymously. A live in-browser scan is recommended; the procedure is documented in the methodology section.
Kokomo has been running Meta ads for at least 19 months under a brand name the website no longer uses. Every dollar spent has reinforced the legacy "Caribbean Family Cottages" identity instead of the wellness-resort brand the rest of the audit recommends. Google Ads visibility requires a 10-minute in-browser scan to confirm or rule out. Spend and ROAS still gate on the operator data in the Data Request.
What's verifiable: ad existence, creative copy, ad cadence, the page (Facebook handle) that ran each ad. What's NOT verifiable from public data: spend, impressions, reach, CTR, CPC, CPM, conversion attribution, audience targeting parameters, budget per campaign, ROAS. Those gate on the operator-side Meta Business Manager and Google Ads accounts (covered in the Data Request).
"🌿✨ Rediscover Wellness at Kokomo Botanical Resort ✨🌿 Escape to the serene beauty of [...]"
To extract the complete 34-ad list with start dates, end dates, status, creative copy, and landing URLs, the operator (or anyone with browser access) can:
The Google Ads Transparency Center for kokomobotanicalresort.com is the equivalent public data source for any Google Ads spend Kokomo runs. The page requires JS-rendered navigation that anonymous source-fetch cannot complete. A live in-browser scan from the property's own browser produces:
Procedure to pull the data:
The single creative observed in the Meta Ad Library uses the right tone for the brand: emoji bookends, wellness-keyword opener, "Escape to" lead. The structural issue is the page-name container: every ad runs under "Kokomo Botanical Resort - Caribbean Family Cottages," so the click destination header carries the legacy brand identity regardless of what the creative says.
The Meta Ad Library finding completes the brand-name fragmentation pattern catalogued across five audits. Paid media spend reinforces the wrong identity on every impression.
| Surface | Brand name displayed | Per audit |
|---|---|---|
| Website (canonical) | Kokomo Botanical Resort | Reference |
| Meta paid ads | Kokomo Botanical Resort - Caribbean Family Cottages | This audit |
| Facebook organic page | Kokomo Botanical Resort & Spa | Social audit |
| TripAdvisor | Kokomo Botanical Resort Caribbean Family Cottages | Reviews audit |
| Kokomo Botanical Resort - Caribbean Family Cottages | Social audit | |
| Apple Maps duplicate | Address typo ("Street" instead of "Drive") | AI Visibility |
| Booking.com URL slug | venetian-ridge-vacation-villas-spa | AI Visibility |
One platform rename sprint resolves the paid-media identity gap simultaneously with the organic, social, and reviews surfaces.
Anonymous transparency-center scans do not reveal everything. The following channels need operator confirmation:
Items below cannot be sized without operator-side access. All are listed in the Data Request.
34 Meta ads, all attributed to the legacy Facebook Page name. 19 months of activity. Current status inactive. Every impression reinforced the brand fragmentation that four other audits have now catalogued.
The Google side of the audit is a 10-minute in-browser scan that the property's own marketing lead can run today: open the URL in section 3, scroll through the result cards, screenshot anything surfaced. No tools, no logins, no operator access needed for the visibility check.
For real spend and ROAS analysis: grant Meta Business Manager and Google Ads read-only access per the Data Request. Audit ships within 5 business days of access.