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Five Questions About Social Media That Every Beverage Brand Owner Should Answer

Answers to some of the most frequent questions about how to make wine, beer and spirit social media profiles count.

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One of the most complex issues when dealing with growing your brand is the relationship you have with your consumer. Perhaps making it even harder is your consumers’ relationship with social media, the elephant in the room at every marketing meeting since the mid 2000’s.

Navigating the complexities of social media can be a full time job and understanding how to balance your time and energy on different platforms is the first step to success.

Here are answers to some of the most frequent questions about how to make wine, beer and spirit social media profiles count.

 

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