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Based on the research and positioning work, we developed a complete social media communication framework for Swissôtel Lima. The objective was to translate the new positioning into a practical content strategy that could be implemented across channels.

Swissôtel. Quiet Luxury, Swiss Excellence, and Timeless Hospitality in Peru.

June 10, 2026

The proposal included

  • Channel-specific positioning for Instagram and LinkedIn
  • Audience segmentation and communication priorities
  • Content pillars and publishing strategy
  • Visual direction and content formats
  • Example posts with copy and creative concepts
  • Publishing cadence and channel roles
  • KPIs to measure brand perception, audience engagement, and business impact
A key part of the strategy was giving each platform a clear purpose. Instagram was designed to build aspiration and emotional connection through guest experiences, while LinkedIn focused on business travel, executive events, and operational excellence. Instead of publishing the same content everywhere, each channel would support a different audience and business objective.

To demonstrate how the strategy would work in practice, we created complete content concepts for both channels, including audience personas, messaging, visual references, post examples, and success metrics.
1

CORE CONCEPT

Positioning

The objective is to move beyond showcasing hotel facilities and focus on the people, emotions, and experiences that define business stays, leisure escapes, wellness journeys, gastronomy, and celebrations.

Communication evolves toward a more contemporary, human, and experience-driven style, focusing on real guests, meaningful service interactions, movement, details, and memorable moments rather than empty spaces or standalone facilities.

Content approach

Today
  • Hotel facilities
  • Empty spaces and interiors
  • Generic luxury hotel content
  • Broad, undifferentiated messaging
  • Static photography
  • Showing what the hotel offers
Future direction
  • Guest experiences and life occasions
  • People and memorable moments
  • Distinctive Swissôtel experiences
  • Audience-specific content
  • Reels, carousels, stories, and dynamic storytelling
  • Showing how the Swissôtel experience feels
2

INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN STRATEGY

Channel strategy
Instagram
LinkedIn
Objective
Build desire, visual appeal, and emotional connection.
Build trust through business credibility, professionalism, and operational excellence.
Positioning
Swissôtel Lima is a destination for those seeking beauty, memorable experiences, and meaningful moments, where Swiss hospitality, premium standards, and Peruvian culture come together through travel, gastronomy, wellness, vitality, and celebrations.
Swissôtel Lima is a destination for those seeking trusted hospitality, business excellence, and premium experiences, where Swiss standards and Peruvian culture come together around corporate travel, events, and meaningful connections.
Audience
Younger premium travelers, couples, families, celebration planners, and lifestyle-driven luxury audiences.
Business travelers, event planners, corporate decision-makers, MICE professionals, and strategic partners.
Content focus
Rooms and details, gastronomy, wellness, celebrations, arrival moments, San Isidro lifestyle, service rituals, and the moments that matter.
Corporate travel, business events, service excellence, team expertise, partnerships, and executive hospitality.
Stories
Guest experiences, celebrations, staycations, gastronomy, and wellness rituals.
Event case studies, venue preparation, team stories, business insights, and success stories.
Formats
Reels (30–40%), stories, carousels, lifestyle photography, and behind-the-scenes content.
Carousels, thought leadership content, event recaps, case studies, team stories, and behind-the-scenes content.
Frequency
10–12 monthly posts: 4–5 reels, 3–4 carousels, and 2–3 editorial photo posts. 2–3 stories per day.
6–8 monthly posts: 3–4 carousels, 2–3 thought leadership posts, and 1–2 event or case study recaps.
Visual style
Aspirational, contemporary, and people-centered.
Professional, trustworthy, and focused on excellence in execution.
3

INSTAGRAM CONTENT CONCEPT

Sample post concept
  • Content pillar
    Hospitality moments
  • Audience
    International couple (35–38 years old) traveling primarily for leisure. They seek urban escapes, exceptional dining, thoughtfully designed hotels, and experiences that allow them to enjoy quality time together. They value comfort, impeccable service, wellbeing, and meaningful moments over ostentatious luxury.
  • Key message
    • A seamless and effortless arrival experience
    • Swiss standards of service and attention to detail
    • A sense of calm, privacy, and exclusivity
    • The comfort of feeling genuinely cared for from the very first moment

Between meetings, schedules, flights, and the demands of everyday life, quality time together is often the first thing we postpone.

A leisurely breakfast, a quiet moment by the pool before the city awakens, or simply the opportunity to be together without rushing to the next commitment.

At Swissôtel Lima, comfort, wellbeing, and thoughtful hospitality come together to create space for what truly matters.

#SwissotelLima #TravelToLive
4

LINKEDIN CONTENT CONCEPT

Sample post concept
  • Content pillar
    Business travel & executive events
  • Audience
    Corporate decision-makers, executive assistants, event planners, HR leaders, and business stakeholders.
  • Key message
    • Successful leadership meetings depend on much more than the meeting room itself.
    • Environment, logistics, and service quality directly influence productivity and outcomes.
    • Swissôtel Lima understands the operational requirements behind executive events.
    • The hotel acts as a strategic hospitality partner, not simply a venue provider.

What are the invisible factors behind successful leadership meetings?

Recently, Swissôtel Lima hosted a regional leadership meeting for a multinational company, bringing together executives from several countries for two days of strategic planning.

Experiences like this demonstrate that the most productive leadership sessions depend on much more than the agenda itself. Over time, certain patterns consistently emerge:

  • The most valuable conversations often happen between scheduled sessions.
  • Small operational disruptions accumulate throughout the day and affect concentration.
  • Comfortable environments encourage deeper focus and more productive discussions.
  • Teams collaborate more effectively when logistics remain seamless and unobtrusive.
  • The overall experience shapes how participants remember an event long after it ends.

The most successful executive meetings are rarely remembered for a presentation or a specific slide deck. They are remembered for how participants felt: aligned, motivated, and ready to move forward.
5

BRAND, BUSINESS & PERFORMANCE KPIs

Success measurement

Strategic success metrics

Metrics designed to evaluate the impact of the positioning strategy on brand visibility, reputation, and business performance.
Category
KPI
Measurement Source
Brand awareness
  • Website traffic
  • Brand search volume
  • Google Analytics
  • Google Search Console / Google Trends
Brand reputation
• Brand sentiment
• Media and influencer mentions
  • Reviews and social listening tools
  • Press coverage, blogs, travel publications, and influencer content
Business impact
  • Event and MICE inquiries
  • Interest in gastronomy and wellness offerings
  • Contact forms and sales team records
  • Reservations, inquiries, and visits to relevant website pages

SOCIAL MEDIA KPIs

Category
KPI
Visibility
Reach, impressions
Audience growth
Follower growth, profile visits
Engagement
Engagement rate, saves and shares (Instagram), interactions (LinkedIn)
Community
Mentions, tags, and user-generated content (UGC)
Traffic
Website clicks from social media channels

PAID MEDIA KPIs

Platform
KPI
Instagram / Meta Ads
Reach, impressions, video views, engagement rate, CTR
LinkedIn Ads
Reach, website clicks, engagement rate, lead generation form submissions, CPL
Google Ads (SEM)
CTR, CPC, conversion rate, qualified inquiries