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Digital marketing · Scottsdale, Arizona

Digital marketing and social media for Scottsdale brands

Scottsdale customers decide what a business is worth from one photo on a phone. A resort, a med spa or a DC Ranch listing that looks ordinary online gets priced as ordinary, however good the room, the treatment or the view. We shoot content to the standard this city expects, then run the social, the ads and the search that put it in front of the people who book.

The drive from our studio
Map of the drive from the Influence studio at 7018 N 57th Ave, Glendale, to Scottsdale: about 35 min and 20 road miles, from Old Town Scottsdale via the Loop 202 and I-10.SCOTTSDALETHE STUDIOTEMPEPHOENIX

~35 mindrive time

20 miroad miles

From Old Town Scottsdale via the Loop 202 and I-10.

Route data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Marketing in Scottsdale

Resorts, med spas and million-dollar listings.

The hard part in Scottsdale is not attention, it is the crowd. Every resort sells the same pool at golden hour, and every aesthetic clinic within a few miles bids on the same handful of search terms. What separates the winners is a feed with a point of view, a Google Business Profile that converts, and paid campaigns built on footage nobody else has.

01

Resort and hospitality marketing

Resorts along the Gainey and McCormick Ranch corridor sell a feeling, and a feeling needs motion: room reveals, the kitchen at service, the pool after dark. We cut that into Reels and short-form ads aimed at two audiences, the Valley drive market in summer and the fly-in visitor in the winter high season, when Barrett-Jackson and the WM Phoenix Open fill the city.

02

Med spas, aesthetics and wellness

Aesthetic clinics fight over the same searches, and the map pack decides who gets the call. Meta permits before-and-after images for cosmetic treatments only in ads aimed at adults, and it rejects copy that makes people feel bad about how they look. Within those rules, the content that converts is education, provider personality and treatment-room footage shot with care. We pair it with review generation and a Google Business Profile that is actually maintained.

03

Luxury real estate and the Airpark

Listings in DC Ranch, Silverleaf and Grayhawk deserve a film, not a slideshow, and agents who post cinematic tours build a personal brand that wins the next listing. North of Old Town, the Scottsdale Airpark's companies need the opposite register: recruiting videos, LinkedIn content and B2B campaigns that make a serious firm look serious.

The Scottsdale market

Where Scottsdale business gets done.

A city of resorts, clinics, dealerships and offices, spread from Old Town's galleries and restaurants to the Airpark's corporate campuses. Each corner buys differently, so each gets its own plan.

Industries

  • Resorts and hospitality
  • Med spas and aesthetics
  • Luxury real estate
  • Golf and private clubs
  • Fine dining and nightlife
  • Exotic and classic autos
  • Airpark tech and finance

Districts

  • Old Town Scottsdale
  • Scottsdale Airpark
  • McCormick Ranch
  • Gainey Ranch
  • DC Ranch and Silverleaf
  • Scottsdale Quarter
  • Grayhawk

What we would run

The Scottsdale playbook

Lead with content, because in this market the creative is the ad. Each shoot day, at your property or in our Glendale studio, feeds a posting calendar and a library of ad variations. Paid social reaches visitors before they land and locals before the weekend. Local SEO and review work keep you in the map pack when someone searches from their hotel room. Creator partnerships add the trust that only another person can give.


On the record

Hospitality work already on our reel

Our crew has shot hospitality content at Toca Madera's Scottsdale venue, and those frames sit in the Influence showreel next to work for Modelo and Celsius. Restaurant and resort footage is its own discipline: you light almost nothing and protect the atmosphere the guests came for.

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Book wall set at Influence Studios with red curtains, a chandelier and an armchair

Same building: Influence Studios

Our studio is your studio. Free.

Whenever we are shooting your content, you use the Influence studio at no charge: a nearly 10,000 sq ft building with a 2,000 sq ft cyc wall, a 30 by 10 ft LED volume wall, a podcast suite and 16 standing sets across 9 studios. Founder videos, product shoots, interviews and podcasts, with the crew and the lights already there.

Good to know

Scottsdale questions, answered.

Both work. For a resort, a restaurant or a listing we bring the crew and the lighting to you, because the place is the product. For founder videos, product work and podcast clips, our Glendale studio is about 35 minutes away, and clients shoot there free whenever we are producing their content.

Results, within limits: before-and-after images must run in ads targeted to adults, and nothing in the ad may play on insecurity about appearance. Inside those rules we lead with the provider and the experience: treatment explainers, provider introductions, patient testimonials filmed with written consent and offers that point to a booking page. Search campaigns and the Google Business Profile carry the high-intent traffic, and organic social carries the education.

Usually, yes. Between January and March the city fills with visitors for spring training, Barrett-Jackson and the WM Phoenix Open, and the audience worth paying for widens to people who are not here yet. We plan budgets by season, pushing reach to fly-in visitors in winter and to Valley locals the rest of the year.

Yes. A listing film, a twilight edit and a set of vertical clips come from one visit, and they do double duty: they sell the home, and they build the agent's own following. That compounding is what our Keller Williams case study measured: one agent's social campaign closed over $9M in deals in 90 days from social media alone.

Make Scottsdale stop scrolling.