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Fall will be here before we know it — and that’s peak event season. 🍂 Here are five genuinely unique, fun field marketing ideas you should consider hosting: 1️⃣ Biergarten/Winery + dogs Rent out a bar that allows dogs and have guests bring their furry friends. I know one guest that would attend in Indy 👀 Peep Remi, our Bernedoodle 🐶 2️⃣ Cooking class Book a class that focuses on making fall dishes with in-season ingredients — squash, pumpkins, apples, cinnamon, etc. 3️⃣ A panel + pickleball Host panel content, followed by a pickleball tournament. (I just might steal this one.) 4️⃣ Wine tasting Tour 2-3 different wineries and provide a luxury shuttle to take people around for the evening. 5️⃣ A private boat dinner Headed to Boston or San Francisco? Rent a private boat for an evening. #fieldmarketing

I don't talk much about my other #startup Wags & Wine here on LinkedIn, but give us a follow as we embark on our #growth journey 🚀 Excited to partner with eLuminate Marketing to take our #brand to the next level 😎 @wagsandwinebox on all social media platforms #entrepreneur #gifts #giftideas #subscriptioneconomy #subscriptionbox #sidehustle #entrepreneurlife

🐾 🍴 Does your furry friend turn into a picky eater out of the blue? Meet Willow, the picky eater dachshund! Join us on The Willow Report as we navigate through Willow's food adventures. Share your tips in the comments below! 🐶 #PickyEaterWillow #TheWillowReport

🌩️ Hey LinkedIn Community! 🍻 As some of you might know, we at Big Storm Brewing Co. have been on an exciting journey. Over the past three years, we've expanded beyond brewing to embrace the art of distilling spirits. It's been an amazing ride, and now we're at a crossroads about our brand identity. We're contemplating a name change to better reflect our dual passion for brewing and distilling, and we'd love to hear your thoughts! Here are some ideas we've been brewing up: (1) Stick with Big Storm Brewing Co (obviously doesn't tell the story of what we do beyond beer), (2) Transition to Big Storm Brewing and Distilling Co. (long, wordy, and god for bid what happens when we launch cider in 2024), (3) Drop the products entirely and only go as Big Storm, (4) some hybrid of the words like Big Storm BrewStillery (met with a lot of hate internally lol). But hey, these are just our initial thoughts. We're open to suggestions and would love to hear any creative ideas you might have. What name (listed above or entirely new) do you think captures the essence of our expanded venture(s)? Your insights and opinions are incredibly valuable to us. After all, it's not just about a name; it's about the story we're telling and the community we're building. Drop your suggestions, thoughts, or any wild ideas in the comments. tagging some of our trade associations in case someone knows another company that went through this conversation as their insight would be very helpful. Brewers Association American Craft Spirits Association (ACSA) American Distilling Institute Looking forward to some great conversations! Cheers! 🥃🍺 #BigStormBrewery #NameChange #CommunityFeedback #BrewingAndDistilling #CraftSpirit #CraftBeer

Hopefully you have some leftovers to savor from Thanksgiving dinner last week because this #TuesdayTrivia question is bound to make you HUNGRY🤤 💭Arthur Bryant's and Gates and Sons are two of the most well-known restaurants for barbecue in which city? #RemoteTeams #TeamBuilding #FunAtWork #TriviaForTeams #OrganizationalCommunication #VirtualTrivia #EmployeeEngagement #EngagementStrategy #TeamBuildingActivity

Discover the unshakable foundations that make the food fest a culinary phenomenon. 🙌 Which pillar according to you is the most viable for the food fest? Let me know in the comments. #event #pillars #foundations

How many items on the Craft Beer Channel's Beer Bucket List have you completed? Check out the awesome video below-- https://zurl.co/14qq Cheers! #craftbeer #bucketlist #ubbrew

Family, community, entrepreneurship & beer—Kaitlynn & Nate Kressin discuss how they brewed up this combination on our latest edition of…In Good Companies. I hope you’ll listen!

Don't mind us, we're just talkin' turkey before #thanksgiving2023. 😉 Want to know the secret to cooking the perfect bird? Check out the Cookshack, Inc. secrets to preparing an award-winning #turkey on the big day by swiping right and visiting the link here ➡https://lnkd.in/eGSfk6Qx to learn more about how you can get the perfect turkey every time with your Cookshack smoker!

Discussion: Does Location Influence Your Booze Choices? Hey drink lovers, here’s a question that’s been bubbling in my mind: How much does the origin of a beer or spirit sway your decision to try it? Does the phrase "Made In ..." tickle your interest or influence when you decide to give a new brew a shot? From my perspective, if you’re a tourist or looking for that perfect gift, the appeal of a locally-made brew is undeniable. It’s like bringing a little piece of your journey back home to share with friends and family—“Look, I brought you the beer of this fabulous place; aren't I awesome!” For locals, the connection might be different. Knowing a beer is brewed right in your backyard can be a point of pride and a show of support for local businesses. It becomes more than just enjoying a drink; it’s about community and supporting the local economy. But beyond tourism and local pride, what drives your choices? When you’re eyeing new drinks to try, does the location factor into your decision? Or is it about the style, the brand reputation, or maybe some killer label art? Drop your thoughts below! Are you a local loyalist or does the allure of international brews get your taps turning? #BeerLovers #CraftBeer #LocalBrew #InternationalBrews #BeerCommunity