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'''Representation Plus''' is a UK PR and marketing consultancy for the travel and leisure industries.
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'''Representation Plus''' is a UK PR and marketing consultancy for the travel and leisure industries. The company is owned by [[Alison Cryer]], who has also owned another travel PR specialist [[First Public Relations]] since 2012.
  
It is owned by [[Alison Cryer]], who also took over another UK travel PR specialist [[First Public Relatinos]] in 2012, merging it with her own PR company Representation Plus.
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==Helping Sri Lanka counteract its war-stained reputation==
  
==Helping Sri Lanka counteract its image==
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Representation Plus handled Sri Lanka's PR for a number of years, circa 2010 - 2012 but now describes the country's tourism board as a 'past client'.
  
Representation Plus has handled the UK PR and even crisis management for Sri Lanka, with a brief to:
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During its PR campaign work the firm's key objective was apparently to raise awareness of Sri Lanka as a holiday destination. Howver in its promotional portfolio it also admits to 'crisis management' work and 'counteracting negative publicity' during and post the country's brutal civil war;
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Its strategy was to:
  
 
:'counteract Sri Lanka’s image of civil unrest and position the emerging “Refreshing” new destination as a safe, desirable holiday location for the discerning traveller through highly pro-active PR activities aligning Sri Lanka with similar luxury consumer brands, events and celebrities. Crisis Management during and post the civil war, counteracting negative publicity. Activities included press trips, press releases, placing 8 feature articles per year, creating consumer event opportunities such as the Chelsea Flower Show with the Orchid Society and Bird Show with Bill Oddie.
 
:'counteract Sri Lanka’s image of civil unrest and position the emerging “Refreshing” new destination as a safe, desirable holiday location for the discerning traveller through highly pro-active PR activities aligning Sri Lanka with similar luxury consumer brands, events and celebrities. Crisis Management during and post the civil war, counteracting negative publicity. Activities included press trips, press releases, placing 8 feature articles per year, creating consumer event opportunities such as the Chelsea Flower Show with the Orchid Society and Bird Show with Bill Oddie.
  
For its money, Sri Lanka received from Representation's work:
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For Sri Lanka's (undisclosed) fee, it received the following 'return on investment':
  
:RESULTS/ROI: Over £1.19 million of press coverage and £1.73 million of TV coverage over 2 years giving a total ROI of 29 fold on a total PR budget of £101,250. Helped to increase visitor figures by 50% in 2010 and put Sri Lanka on the luxury, value for money, family, beach, culture and wildlife holiday hotlists.
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:RESULTS/ROI: Over £1.19 million of press coverage and £1.73 million of TV coverage over 2 years giving a total ROI of 29 fold on a total PR budget of £101,250. Helped to increase visitor figures by 50% in 2010 and put Sri Lanka on the luxury, value for money, family, beach, culture and wildlife holiday hotlists. <ref> [http://www.representationplus.co.uk/portfolio-view/sri-lanka-tourism-promotion-bureau/ Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau], Representation Plus website, accessed 15 November 2013 </ref>
  
 
==Clients==
 
==Clients==
*[[Sri Lanka Tourism Board]]
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*[[Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau]]
  
 
==Website==  
 
==Website==  
http://www.firstpr.co.uk/team
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*http://www.representationplus.co.uk
 
 
==Resources==
 
 
 
==Notes==
 
 
 
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==Activities==
 
 
 
==History==
 
 
 
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==People==
 
 
 
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==Clients==
 
 
 
==Publications==
 
 
 
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==Resources==
 
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Latest revision as of 00:48, 15 November 2013

Representation Plus is a UK PR and marketing consultancy for the travel and leisure industries. The company is owned by Alison Cryer, who has also owned another travel PR specialist First Public Relations since 2012.

Helping Sri Lanka counteract its war-stained reputation

Representation Plus handled Sri Lanka's PR for a number of years, circa 2010 - 2012 but now describes the country's tourism board as a 'past client'.

During its PR campaign work the firm's key objective was apparently to raise awareness of Sri Lanka as a holiday destination. Howver in its promotional portfolio it also admits to 'crisis management' work and 'counteracting negative publicity' during and post the country's brutal civil war;

Its strategy was to:

'counteract Sri Lanka’s image of civil unrest and position the emerging “Refreshing” new destination as a safe, desirable holiday location for the discerning traveller through highly pro-active PR activities aligning Sri Lanka with similar luxury consumer brands, events and celebrities. Crisis Management during and post the civil war, counteracting negative publicity. Activities included press trips, press releases, placing 8 feature articles per year, creating consumer event opportunities such as the Chelsea Flower Show with the Orchid Society and Bird Show with Bill Oddie.

For Sri Lanka's (undisclosed) fee, it received the following 'return on investment':

RESULTS/ROI: Over £1.19 million of press coverage and £1.73 million of TV coverage over 2 years giving a total ROI of 29 fold on a total PR budget of £101,250. Helped to increase visitor figures by 50% in 2010 and put Sri Lanka on the luxury, value for money, family, beach, culture and wildlife holiday hotlists. [1]

Clients

Website

Resources

Notes

  1. Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau, Representation Plus website, accessed 15 November 2013