Communication | Digital communication management for a wine company
Duration : 8h - 1 day
Admission : For all
Pace : Classic
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
MANAGING A COMPANY’S DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
FROM THE WORLD OF WINE
Master the methodology of communication strategy in the world of wine and associate
Digital communication and its challenges for the company
Every business in the wine world needs to communicate. Whether emerging or reputable, communication remains a determining tool for ensuring good visibility, a guarantee of growth. In the digital age, the Internet has become essential in terms of business communication. Like any communication model, digital communication responds to specific principles that must be implemented for good profitability.
Educational objective:
Master the methodology of communication strategy in the world of wine and associates (wine estate, cooperative cellar, institution, restaurant, wine bar, wine and spirits sales agent, etc.)
Operational objectives:
Be able to put together a communication strategy, create communication visuals, create Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts and manage your communication;on social networks
Certificate :
Certificate of end of training
Prerequisites
Be able to use the internet (basic level) and have a computer or smartphone.
Funding
OPCO, Pôle emploi, Own funds
Opportunities
Communication manager, community manager, wine blogger
EXTRACT FROM THE PROGRAM
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- SWOT
(Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats)
- Self-diagnosis: What is my strategy, my notoriety, my objectives?
Establish a communications strategy
- Build a communication plan: Which media for which objectives?
- Define the tone of my communication
- Evaluate communication frequencies
- Define the type of communication
INSTRUCTOR
BAPTISTE ROSS-BONNEAU
Winner of the national and international Sommellerie Sud de France Challenge in 2018, Baptiste is a sommelier consultant and ambassador for wines from the south of France. He works in the restaurant business but also with regional appellation unions and large Languedoc estates such as: Gerard Bertrand, Anne de Joyeuse, Maison Ventenac, Borie de Maurel, etc.
Previously, he worked as Head Sommelier at the starred restaurant of the prestigious Hôtel de la Cité in Carcassonne.