Wine & Craft Marketing
Would you like to Grow Your Business Without Having to Pay for Each Click?
We accelerate organic growth by
unlocking your company's story
Never again will you say "If they only knew..."
Create Great Content
We can hear your collective sigh
But wait a minute. Let's not be so quick to dismiss content in pursuit of the next magic bullet.
After all, we can all agree it's content that lets people know
How great your products are
What makes you unique
and
Why your company is the bomb diggity
So why is content not a priority?
Does this sound familiar?
We don't have time
No one reads what we write
We don' know what to write
We hate the way we write
At this point, too many businesses surrender and say
Forget it, can't someone just do it for us?
The short answer is yes,
but without the proper strategy and support
You'll most likely find yourself thinking
What a waste
This writing sucks
It does not match our brand
No one will ever read this
Organic growth marketing is bullshit
And you would be right
(Except the part about organic growth marketing. When done correctly it's very powerful.)
Here is the secret. It's very easy to get 90% of the way there. In fact, anybody with a laptop can put a couple of words together and call themselves a digital marketer. But it's that last 10% where results happen, growth accelerates, and revenue goals are smashed.
At Barrels Ahead we are dedicated to nailing the last 10%.
So, how do you do it?
We developed an organic growth marketing framework to address the unique needs of the wine and craft industry.
Do You Want Revenue Generating Results?
We developed an organic growth marketing framework to address the unique needs of the wine and craft industry.
Why is the Wine & Craft Industry Unique?
Our industry faces a combination of content marketing challenges that few others face.
(1) The wine and craft industry is a niche market
(2) with very low search volume (yes, millions of people are searching for their favorite Chardonnay,
but how many are searching for a solution to concrete tank leeching?)
(3) and customers who can easily spot superficial content.
Combine this with the heavy regulations imposed by the TTB and you have very distinct challenges that are best tackled by a company dedicated to the industry.
The Wine & Craft Organic Growth Marketing Framework
We built our framework from the ground up to address the unique needs of the wine and craft industry. The following three disciplines work in unison to achieve measurable bottom-line results.
Content Development
Our writers and content creators are wine & craft industry veterans who work to produce engaging copy that matches your brand voice, conveys your unique story, and engages your audience with content that they will actually like, read, and share.
Search Engine Optimization
Search engine optimization ensures that your business is found online. Our SEO team will conduct a thorough audit of your site and help resolve any technical details that might be harming your rankings. Our on-page SEO editors can revitalize your current site content so that it becomes a magnet in search results, while the off-page SEO team conducts outreach to boost your rankings.
Paid Search & Display
What? You just said we would not have to pay for each click.
Yes, that's the end goal but a paid strategy can jumpstart organic growth and is an economical tool for nurturing B2b leads through retargeting.
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As part of our company's core values, we are always learning, improving our skills, and driving the marketing world forward. Below is a collection of our latest thoughts, what we've learned, what we've discovered, and what we're tinkering on
3 Things Winery Suppliers Should Consider When Outlining a Marketing Strategy
Last Updated on June 24, 2021 by Amy Geldean Do you need a better approach to targeting wineries? It may be time to develop a new winery supplier marketing strategy. A well-defined strategy can help you reach wineries more effectively if you build it around their unique needs. Before you develop a new marketing strategy, …
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A Wine Marketing Guide for Winery Suppliers: From Barrel Makers To Bottlers & Beyond
The marketing strategies you create selling wine to individual customers vs. selling to businesses are similar, but the differences between the two are important if you want to maximize profits. In other words, to succeed, you need to understand how B2C (business to customer) and B2B (business to business) audiences respond differently to the marketing messages you send.
B2B and B2C Website Design Trends That Will Dominate the Wine Industry in 2021
The marketing strategies you create selling wine to individual customers vs. selling to businesses are similar, but the differences between the two are important if you want to maximize profits. In other words, to succeed, you need to understand how B2C (business to customer) and B2B (business to business) audiences respond differently to the marketing messages you send.
Website Content Vs. Blogs — How to Prioritize Both to Grow Your Wine Business
Marketing has always been about telling stories, but businesses in the wine industry need more storytelling than any other. Even with a bottle of exceptional wine, a good story sells even more than time, oak, or terroir alone. Where should you expend your energy? Should you use website content or blogs to grow your wine business?
What Does Covid Mean for the Small Wineries? Hint – It’s Better Than You Think
Last Updated on June 24, 2021 by Amy Geldean I’ve always seen the act itself of selling and buying wine as a choreographed form of dancing but covid has changed that. As a consumer, you fear making a mistake, wasting money or appearing foolish in front of other people. And as a tasting room host …
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4 Creative Ways to Grow Your Wine Club Membership During A Crisis
You cannot ignore the potential ROI of a winery business if you own one. The reason is that direct sales to customers account for a significant percentage of the revenues of most wineries. As such, wine clubs are a lucrative source of income for winery owners who are focusing not only on keeping their customers but engaging them better as well.
