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Pick a time that works. We will walk through your channels, goals, and what revenue looks like if marketing actually runs.
Book a Demo →BFX runs digital marketing for craft breweries and cider producers, from taproom SEO and email to compliant paid media and DTC setup.
Beer and cider DTC is restricted in most states — direct shipping isn't the primary digital channel the way it is for wine or non-alcoholic brands. That shifts the digital strategy significantly: taproom traffic, local SEO, event-driven marketing, and retail pull-through become the primary revenue levers. The brands that grow online aren't the ones trying to replicate a DTC model that doesn't fit the category.
Craft beer brands face a SKU complexity that general agencies underestimate. Seasonal releases, limited drops, rotating taps, and year-round flagships all need different marketing cadences and different content strategies. A brewery with twelve active SKUs and a quarterly release calendar needs a marketing system, not just a social media presence.
Local SEO is one of the most underinvested channels in craft beer. 'Brewery near me,' 'best craft beer in [city],' and event-driven searches drive meaningful taproom traffic — but most brewery websites aren't optimized to capture them. Building a local search presence takes 3–6 months of consistent work; brands that start now build an advantage that's hard to close later.
Release calendars, taproom event announcements, loyalty flows, and post-visit sequences. We build email programs for breweries that treat every list subscriber as a taproom visitor who just hasn't come back yet.
Learn more →Local taproom SEO — 'brewery near me,' regional event searches, and location-based intent terms. Most brewery websites aren't built to capture local search demand. We build the foundation that consistently brings new visitors through the door.
Learn more →Craft beer community management, release announcements, and brand content for breweries that want a consistent presence without spending hours creating it. We handle the calendar so you can focus on the beer.
Learn more →Local taproom campaigns, seasonal release media, and retail awareness for beer brands with distribution. We run within the advertising constraints that apply to alcohol while still driving measurable foot traffic and product awareness.
Learn more →Seasonal catalog updates, event page management, online ordering setup, and ongoing technical maintenance for brewery websites. If you're managing your own back-end between brewing and running the taproom, we take that off your plate.
Learn more →Positioning for challenger craft brands in markets where six other taprooms opened this year. A clear brand story and visual identity is the difference between being remembered and being an option.
Learn more →Taproom traffic is the most underinvested digital channel in craft beer. Local SEO — 'brewery near me,' Google Business optimization, location-based search terms — drives consistent, measurable foot traffic at a cost that compounds over time. We build taproom programs that treat foot traffic like a conversion metric.
Seasonal drops and limited releases are marketing events, not just product launches. We build the pre-release sequence, the launch push, and the post-drop retention series so every limited SKU generates maximum revenue in its window — not a spike that fades because the follow-up wasn't built.
Beer and cider advertising doesn't carry the same restrictions as spirits, but compliance is still real — especially for promotions and direct shipping where available. We know what the platforms allow and how to structure campaigns that stay compliant while still driving measurable results.




We work with beverage brands at an inflection point — when growth demands more structure.
Quite a bit, even without DTC shipping. Taproom traffic, event attendance, online merchandise orders, local delivery where it's available, and email list growth are all real digital channels for craft beer. Your digital program isn't about shipping 12-packs nationally — it's about building the audience and the demand that fills your taproom and moves product at retail.
Pick a time that works. We'll walk through your channels, goals, and what revenue looks like if marketing actually runs.
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