Brewbound Frontlines: Speaking to Consumers via Social Media During the Pandemic

This week on Brewbound Frontlines, an expert panel of marketers will discuss how they have changed the way breweries communicate with consumers during the first seven months of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Beer industry marketing professionals will discuss how breweries have adapted their messaging as the months have rolled on, how the channels they use to reach drinkers have changed, what consumers need to know before visiting breweries, and how to hold drinkers’ attention on social media.

Joining the panel will be Cameron Davis, marketing director at Atlanta Brewing Company; Megan Baker, director of digital strategy for Mass. Bay Brewing Company, maker of Harpoon and other brands; and Emily Hutto, founder of RadCraft, a craft beer-centric communications agency.

Transcript

Jessica Infante [00:15] Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Brewbound Front Lines, our biweekly check-in with beer industry employees about how they're weathering the COVID-19 pandemic and the indelible changes it's made on the business. I'm Jessica Infante, and I'm really excited for today's Brewbound Frontlines conversation about communications, social media, and maintaining brands relationships with drinkers during the pandemic, because it means that I get to dust off the corner of my brain that's been enriched with a very expensive master's degree in integrated marketing communications with…

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