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Press release: Wine Intelligence highlights five focus areas for wine marketers during and after COVID-19
For immediate release: 20th April 2020
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Wine Intelligence CEO Lulie Halstead reflects on five key focus areas for wine marketers during and after COVID-19, based on the evidence presented in a range of marketing theory…

Marketing wine during and after COVID-19
Reflecting on the evidence of research studies in marketing theory and practice, from the present day back to the days of the Great Depression, Wine Intelligence CEO Lulie Halstead highlights five focus areas for wine marketeers to consider,…

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