Case Study
Breakside Brewery
Breakside Brewery makes world-class beer. We helped them show it off. Through strategic content creation, social media management, and smart design, we built a digital presence that matches the quality of what's in their glass, and drove real engagement, event awareness, and online orders in the process.
Industry: Food & Beverage
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Instagram Engagement
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The Problem
Breakside had incredible beer and a loyal community, but their digital presence wasn't doing them justice. Their social channels felt flat, they weren't connecting with fans consistently, key releases and events weren't getting the buzz they deserved, and their online ordering experience wasn't smooth enough.
- Their online channels didn't capture the energy and craft of the taproom experience.
- They weren't sparking consistent conversations with their community of craft beer lovers.
- Events and new releases often went unnoticed by local fans.
- Online ordering was friction-filled instead of frictionless.
The Solution
We became their full-service marketing partner with no gatekeepers, just doers focused on making them look as good as their beer tastes. High-quality content, dialed-in social strategy, and smart design that actually converts.
- We produced visuals and video that match the premium quality of their brand.
- We revitalized their social channels to keep fans engaged and in the loop on every release and event.
- We designed digital touchpoints that make it easy to drive event awareness and boost online orders.
Speaking on behalf of Breakside Brewery, I highly recommend working with Sproutbox for your media and marketing needs. Their team is highly engaging, genuinely fun to work with, and they took time to understand our brand and vibe before creating any content.
Dan Brownhill
Director of Retail Operations · Breakside Brewery
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