Download Craft Beer Marketing & Distribution: Brace for Skumeggedon Writen By Mark Colburn

Craft Beer Marketing & Distribution: Brace for Skumeggedon

By : Mark Colburn

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This unique book is written by a marketing executive who has 30 years in the US beverage alcohol business focusing on craft beer. The book covers marketing and distribution for any size craft beer brewer, spirits distiller, wine vinter or non alcoholic beverage producer. Real life case histories and personal experiences show the reader how to develop strategy, objectives, overcome objections and how to work with US wholesalers as well as their sales teams. Case histories cover both the On and Off Premise (On and Off Trade) channels while showing the reader how to analzye the market and the competition to gain entry into the very challenging US alcohol marketplace. The author holds a masters degree in marketing and has been published by the American Marketing Association. The book has taken four years to write and is based on needs communicated in countless craft beer conferences and festivals by brewers and industry professionals who want to learn about marketing and distribution. As

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Author : Mark Colburn

Pages : 180 pages

Publisher : Shinerunner Publishing

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ISBN-10 : 0692503919

ISBN-13 : 9780692503911

 
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