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The 12 Days of Data: What Last Year’s Holiday Sales Should Teach You
If your winery’s December felt like a sugar high followed by a January hangover, congratulations—you’re in the club. The holiday season brings out the best and worst of wine marketin read more
60 Winery Marketing Campaigns for 2025: Boost Sales with Creative Campaigns
Planning a year’s worth of winery marketing campaigns might seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! This guide offers 60 winery marketing campaigns—a mix of traditional ideas,
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How to Stay Relevant in Dry January
It’s not about you; it’s about them.It’s happening. We can’t stop it.Dry January—a month-long challenge to reset drinking habits—has become a global trend. Initiate read more
Creating a Culture of Collaboration
“Tasting Room Traffic is Down” or “Ecommerce Lowest Since 2019” or “Wine Club Attrition at All Time High” – these are not subject lines we’re unfamiliar
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7 Post-Holiday Strategies to Sell More Wine
As the festive buzz of Christmas begins to settle, savvy wineries are already gearing up for the next big occasion: New Year’s and the post-holiday sales rush. Seizing the momentum from the holi
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Finding the Road Ahead for the Wine Industry in 2023 and Beyond
Both the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and SOVOS/ShipCompliant Direct to Consumer Wine Shipping (DtC) reports have come out, and both noticed the same thing: Overall wine consumption is showing negative g read more
Just In Time for Dry January: LibDib Offers the Easy Way to Distribute Non-Alcohol Brands
The no-alcohol/non-alc category within the beverage industry is on fire. read more
Groundhog Day: 2022 Is Looking a Lot Like 2021
Things certainly were looking up a few months ago. Harvest ended. Nothing in Sonoma or Napa caught fire. And we even got rain! A lot of it. Here in Windsor, we finished out 2021 just south of 20 inche read more
