Digital marketing · Philippines
You bring the goal. A senior strategist plans search, ads and the site, and you approve what ships.
One plan across the channels. Not a list of disconnected work.
The short answer
Specialists do that work in the order the plan sets.
You approve what ships. A full website, a map listing, a creator campaign and review replies each have their own page, because they are different jobs.
Selected record
Paid media for a hotel group, one property’s ads, and organic search. None of these is a forecast.
Paid · 2024–26
Direct clientPaid media across 16+ hotel properties, run as one plan.
Direct client work, 2024 to 2026.
Read the hotel caseAds · Jul 2026
Direct clientOne property’s Google Ads account, reworked in a month.
From ₱191.74 to ₱70.20. A conversion is not always a booking.
Organic · Q1 2026
Direct clientOrganic search across the Hue portfolio.
Search Console clicks: traffic, not bookings.
The work
Each one has a job in how people find you, enquire and come back.
The pages people use to understand the business, including the questions they ask before they call.
Search and paid social, with the landing page and the measure of a useful response agreed first.
Pages that explain the offer and give one clear next step. A full build is quoted on its own.
Who receives it, and the follow-up your team already runs. We do not add a process you will not use.
The boundary
The monthly work covers the journey. A separate job gets its own scope.
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Four things, so the plan starts from the business.
The change you want the next six months to make.
Campaigns, pages and the work you suspect should stop.
The person who can say yes, and how fast they can do it.
What counts as a result, before anyone adds a channel.
How it starts
The goal, what is already running, and who approves a change.
By week two: what starts, what waits and what stops.
Specialists do the agreed work. You approve what goes live.
You see what changed. The next month follows that, not a fixed menu.
What you can count on
Where to go next
Guides
What our own team actually runs. A look at the work, not a tool list.
A short workflow you can try on your own work before you brief anyone.
Written for hotels. Useful if the business is a property group, not a general primer.
Neighbouring work
The questions buyers ask assistants, and the pages those answers should live on.
Maps and the Business Profile, when the customer is nearby.
A quoted build, when the monthly plan is not the whole job.
The same work under your brand. Your clients do not hear our name.
One plan across locations, with each place keeping its own facts.
Common questions
Yes. Bring the problem and the evidence you have. The first plan still looks at how people find you, enquire and come back, so the first work is not a disconnected extra.
Yes, when the plan says paid ads are the next job. The campaign, the landing page and the measurement are agreed together.
A full website is a quoted job, with its own scope. Smaller page changes can sit inside the monthly work when the plan names them.
Agency retainers start from USD 2,000 a month. Work on your own business, and multi-location work, is scoped on the call. The first term is six months, then monthly, with a fit check at day 60.
A senior strategist recommends the plan from what your team knows. You approve the plan and the work that ships.
A 30-minute consultation
Nothing to prepare. We work out whether this is the right next step.
Start with your email
We reply with a time. The scope comes after the call, not before it.