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Wine trade shows are an excellent way to get your brand in front of potential customers and gain market exposure. They can also help you meet the right buyers if you're lucky.
Fremont, CA: Many wineries and wine companies are concerned about growing their sales. However, there will come a time when they have exhausted all their existing distributors, brokers, and relationships.
In such a scenario, social media can be an effective medium, in addition to other conventional approaches, to expand wine distribution networks. This article discusses wineries' strategies to grow their wine distribution network.
Trade Exhibitions:
Trade exhibits are a successful strategy for generating leads. You can ensure that your trade show investment generates returns by following these tips on preparing for wine trade exhibitions and increasing lead generation. Wine trade shows are an excellent way to get your brand in front of potential customers and gain market exposure. They can also help you meet the right buyers if you're lucky.
Awards and Competitions:
Awards and competitions are another way to attract buyers. Many competitions have a trade event that follows, to which buyers are invited. Approximately thirty percent of purchasers rely on reputable websites and ratings, such as Decanter, Wine Spectator, and other reputed trade journals. Importers and distributors often seek out wines with high ratings and awards.
Private Label Strategy:
Private label strategy can be useful for creating a personal touch with buyers. Wineries can propose private label packaging to their customers or reach out to major retailers. Not only does it help build rapport with buyers and allows you to present your brand line to the buyer and inquire about their interest in distribution.