Partner Article
Social Republic Announced As New Social Media Partner For Constance Hotels & Resorts
Manchester-based Social Republic has been appointed by leading luxury travel brand Constance Hotels & Resorts as its lead organic and paid social media agency.
Constance Hotels & Resorts is a collection of seven luxury hotels and resorts in authentic destinations across the Indian Ocean, including Mauritius, Maldives, Madagascar and Seychelles.
The global social media agency will support Constance Hotel & Resort’s presence on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest to further establish the brand and raise awareness of its hotel portfolio.
Social Republic will also provide ongoing social media support in the form of daily community management and weekly blogging content.
Harshini Putty, digital content manager commented: “We really liked Social Republic’s approach, creativity and spirit. They understood our brief and brand, putting forward an excellent strategy that encompasses our vision and ethos and proved the value of audience-first thinking.
“They’ve already proven to be valuable assets to our teams here at Constance Hotels & Resorts, and we look forward to further establishing our working partnership and building on our existing online success.
Rob Illidge, ceo of Social Republic added: “Constance Hotels & Resorts is a well-established leader within the luxury travel sector.
“We’re delighted to add them to our client portfolio and are excited to implement our strategy to help drive the brand’s success through a social-first approach that we know will deliver results.”
Social Republic has established itself as a leading global agency, having developed a client base in the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States.
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