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Social, Press & Earned Media Audit
Live scan · 12 May 2026 · Confidential

Kokomo Botanical Resort
Social, Press & Earned Media Audit

Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, YouTube, X / Twitter, plus the press hits and backlink trail. What is doing work, what is dormant, and where brand fragmentation across every channel is leaking trust.

@kokomoresort · @kokomobotanicalresort · Caribbean Journal · 5 platforms · operator-side data needed for paid social

Executive Summary

Kokomo runs a presence on six social and review platforms. Instagram is the only channel doing meaningful work. YouTube has been dormant for over a year. Pinterest, Facebook and X all exist but are undersized for the brand caliber. Every channel except Instagram carries the brand name inconsistently with the website (a pattern that surfaces on Apple Maps, Booking.com and now Pinterest, Facebook, TripAdvisor as well, per the AI Visibility audit and the Reviews & Reputation audit).

Earned media is real but narrow: Caribbean Journal is the consistent source for press hits across the audited keyword set. The two named awards (Caribbean Wellness Resort of the Year 2026, Travelers' Choice 2025) plus the WE Market Cafe "50 Best Caribbean Restaurants" accolade are surfacing in AI assistant citations (covered in the AI Visibility audit) but are not being amplified through the social channels at a cadence that matches the win.

5,175
Instagram followers · @kokomoresort
572
Instagram posts
2,600
Facebook followers (page name conflict)
293
YouTube subscribers
13
Total YouTube videos · most recent > 1 year ago
5
Platforms with brand-name inconsistency
0
Paid-social or Google-Ads programs verified (data needed)
1
Major press anchor (Caribbean Journal)

Bottom line.

Instagram is the only channel earning its keep. YouTube is dormant despite hosting the highest-LTV story on the property (Casita ownership video, founder voice, "Privacy is the new luxury"). Pinterest is an unclaimed traffic source for wellness travel. The brand-name fragmentation pattern across every channel is the same root cause flagged in three earlier audits. Fix once at the platform-claim level and every channel snaps back into alignment.

Methodology

Channel-by-Channel State

PlatformHandleFollowers / SubscribersContent countCadenceState
Instagram@kokomoresort5,175572 postsActiveWorking asset
Facebook/kokomobotanicalresort2,600Posts visibleActiveWorking but page name conflicts with brand
YouTube@kokomobotanicalresort29313 videosDormant, most recent 1 year+ agoEffectively abandoned
Pinterest/kokomobotanicalresortNot visibleNot visibleUnknownProfile exists. Legacy brand name in title. Cadence and traffic unknown.
X / Twitter@KokomoResortN/AN/AUnknownProfile exists. Platform-blocked anonymous fetch. Operator confirmation needed. Per the AI Visibility audit, Grok cites Kokomo at 100% SAIV on the wellness keyword on X-platform signals, so X presence matters.
TripAdvisorKokomo Botanical ResortN/A281 reviewsActiveCovered in the Reviews & Reputation Audit.

Instagram: the one working asset

5,175 followers and 572 posts. Bio: "A private cottage-styled wellness botanical resort & beach club in Providenciales, Turks & Caicos." Brand tone consistent with the website. Story highlights organised by product surface: Guests, Lovina Spa, Private Cottages, WE Market Cafe, Beach Club, Adventures, Gatherings. This is the only channel where the brand architecture is doing its job.

That said: 5,175 followers for a $400 to $800 ADR Caribbean wellness property is undersized. Industry-comparable boutique-luxury resorts in the same market are typically 15,000 to 60,000+. The follower-to-post ratio (about 9 followers per post) suggests slow organic growth and no meaningful paid-social boost, or the boost is not generating sustained follower acquisition. The Reels / Stories cadence is not measurable from a single public profile fetch and requires operator-side analytics.

YouTube: the dormant high-LTV asset

293 subscribers, 13 videos. The most recent video is over a year old; three of the four top-visible videos are two years old. Top video ("Privacy is the New Luxury") sits at 901 lifetime views.

The asset itself is valuable. Visible titles include:

These are exactly the videos a real estate prospect or a luxury wellness traveller wants to see, and they are not being surfaced anywhere on the website above the fold, in the blog, or in the booking funnel (per the Website Design Review and the Blog Audit).

Facebook: working but mislabeled

2,600 followers, 54 following, 35 reviews with 94% recommended. The page is active and reviews are positive. Two notable items:

Pinterest: dormant or underused

Profile exists under /kokomobotanicalresort/. The OpenGraph title reads "Kokomo Botanical Resort - Caribbean Family Cottages," carrying the same legacy brand tail as TripAdvisor. Pin counts, board counts and monthly viewers require the operator-side dashboard. Worth noting: Pinterest's audience for "wellness travel," "Caribbean honeymoon," "botanical garden" and "Casita interiors" is the exact buyer Kokomo positions for. An undersized Pinterest presence is leaving Pinterest-surface organic traffic on the table.

X / Twitter

@KokomoResort profile exists. Platform anti-scraping blocks anonymous public fetch. The AI Visibility audit found Grok cites Kokomo at 100% SAIV on the "wellness resort Turks and Caicos" keyword largely because of X-platform engagement signals. That means the X presence is doing AI-citation work even if the follower base is modest. Whether the account is posting regularly cannot be verified without operator dashboard access.

Brand-Name Fragmentation Across Platforms

The same root issue surfaces on every audited surface. Cross-referencing the AI Visibility audit, the Reviews audit and this audit:

SurfaceBrand name displayedStatus
WebsiteKokomo Botanical ResortCanonical
Instagram (@kokomoresort)Kokomo Botanical ResortMatches website
Google Business ProfileKokomo Botanical ResortMatches website
YouTube (@kokomobotanicalresort)Kokomo Botanical ResortMatches website
Facebook (/kokomobotanicalresort)Kokomo Botanical Resort & Spa"& Spa" tail conflicts
TripAdvisorKokomo Botanical Resort Caribbean Family Cottages"Caribbean Family Cottages" tail conflicts
PinterestKokomo Botanical Resort - Caribbean Family CottagesSame legacy tail as TripAdvisor
Apple Maps duplicate entityKokomo Botanical Resort (with address typo "Street" instead of "Drive")Per AI Visibility audit
Booking.com URL slugvenetian-ridge-vacation-villas-spaPer AI Visibility audit, third legacy tail

Five platforms display three different brand names.

"Kokomo Botanical Resort" appears on five surfaces. "Kokomo Botanical Resort & Spa" appears on Facebook. "Kokomo Botanical Resort - Caribbean Family Cottages" appears on TripAdvisor and Pinterest. The Booking.com slug carries a fourth legacy name. For an AI assistant trying to consolidate entity citations into a single property, this fragmentation forces the assistant to either choose one or hedge. Either way, the citation authority is diluted.

The fix is per-platform: each platform has a "rename" or "edit profile" workflow. Standardise to "Kokomo Botanical Resort" across the board, then audit again at 30 days. Already in scope of the AI Visibility audit P0 list.

Posting Cadence and Content Quality

What can be measured from public data

Content theme audit (where visible)

Instagram story highlights are organised exactly as the website's product architecture suggests they should be: Lovina Spa, Private Cottages, WE Market Cafe, Beach Club, Adventures, Gatherings. The brand voice in the bio is consistent with the wellness-resort positioning. This is the channel where the property's brand voice is operating correctly.

YouTube content theme is excellent. Casita ownership video, founder voice (Kelly Sullivan at SOTIC 2023), positioning ("Privacy is the new luxury"), destination support. These videos should be embedded across the website: the founder video on the About Us page, the Casita video on the /own/ funnel page (per the Website Design Review §8), the Privacy / Luxury video in the hero of the homepage. Currently none of them are surfaced on the website.

Press and Earned Media Trail

Confirmed earned-media hits (from prior audits + public verification)

OutletTypeTopicSource
Caribbean JournalTravel publication"Hidden Gem of Turks and Caicos" feature; awards coverage; 50 Best Restaurants in the Caribbean (WE Market Cafe)Per AI Visibility audit citation map
VisitTCIDestination authorityProperty listing, repeat citations across AI surfacesPer AI Visibility audit (strongest 3rd-party citation source)
Caribbean Travel Awards 2026Industry awardCaribbean Wellness Resort of the YearConfirmed via 2026 press hit
TripAdvisorReview platformTravelers' Choice 2025 badgeVerified on TripAdvisor listing
Caribbean Green AwardsSustainability award2025 nominationsPer Blog Audit content reference
tcrea.comCaribbean real-estate publicationCasita ownership coveragePer AI Visibility audit citation map
oyster.comHotel review platformListing as "Kokomo Botanical Resort and Spa" (another legacy name)Per AI Visibility audit citation map
daypassapp.comDay-pass marketplaceProperty listing, surfaces "Return on Health" copy in AI citationsPer AI Visibility audit citation map

What's working

Caribbean Journal is the consistent press anchor across the audit set. Three of Kokomo's strongest AI-citation sources point back to Caribbean Journal pieces. The two named awards (Caribbean Wellness Resort of the Year, Travelers' Choice) are real trust signals that compound across surfaces.

What's missing

Missing Channels and Missing Assets

Channels not in the current mix

Content assets the channels need but do not surface

Prioritised Actions

P0: this month

P1: within 30 days

P2: within 90 days

Open Items Requiring Operator Confirmation

Items below cannot be verified from public data. Pulling them is one of the items in the upcoming Data Request document.

Bottom Line

One working channel, one dormant high-LTV asset, four under-deployed brand surfaces, one consistent press anchor.

Instagram carries the load. YouTube has the right content but no one is watching because no one is publishing. Pinterest, Facebook, and X exist with the wrong name on three of them. The press story is Caribbean Journal repeated nine ways.

The cheap wins are operational: standardise the brand name once, surface the existing YouTube videos on the website, restart YouTube cadence at one video per quarter, claim LinkedIn for the corporate funnel, open a press-kit page. The structural wins are paid-media and press pitches that the property has not run, surfaced in the Data Request file so I can put numbers to them in the next audit pass.