About Winery SEO, a marketing agency for wineries
Winery SEO takes on one kind of client: the winery. The agency writes search pages, edits Maps listings and runs ads for estate wineries, tasting rooms, vineyard hosts and the event and club sides of each.
What the agency is for, and what stays with the owner
The agency exists to help a winery be found by adults planning a visit, whether that visit is to the tasting room, to an event or to join the club. The work is marketing from start to finish: pages, listings, ads and the monthly card of counts.
We do not make, pour or sell wine, and nothing on this site is advice on alcohol rules. Each platform and each state sets its own, the owner reads them, and the owner approves every statement before it goes live, including anything said about the winery's own paperwork or standing. Our winery marketing page shows the whole sequence.
Four kinds of work the agency takes on for a winery
- Pages
Landing pages for each room and event
A page for the tasting room, one for each event type, one for the club and one for each town that sends visitors.
- Maps
A corrected Maps listing
The Google Business Profile edited until its details agree with what the winery's own pages say.
- Ads
Ads set to the calendar
Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) for a weekend, an event or a club window.
- The card
A monthly record
What changed on each piece, and the calls and form requests tied to each page or ad, written down once a month.
Where the owner, the events manager and the club manager fit
A winery splits its attention between the cellar door, the events calendar and the club list, and each of those has a person who knows that part of the winery well. The owner approves statements, the events manager supplies event details, and the club manager explains how enrollment works. We write from what they give us and send it back as drafts.
That division is the reason a plan is organized as a flight of separate pieces. Each one can be read, corrected and approved on its own, which suits an owner who reads on a phone in the evening. The content marketing page for wineries describes how those drafts are produced.
What Winery SEO does not do
- Describe how any wine is grown, made or served
- Describe the wine itself in any way
- State what a platform or a state allows or forbids
- Publish a statement the owner has not approved
- Promise a number of visits, calls or reservations
- Write ads that are aimed at anyone but adults
Plain questions about working with the agency
Does the agency work with wineries of every size?
Who decides what a winery page says?
Does the agency also build the website?
Where can an owner read the plans before getting in touch?
Bring the cellar door and the calendar
Describe what the winery wants found, or reserve a half hour with Ross Cohen, the CEO, who phones you at the time you choose.
Which part of the winery needs people first?
Think of the visitors you want more of: tasting reservations, events or club sign-ups, and the towns they drive in from. Please keep guest names and private details out of the note.
Start with one call about your cellar door
On the call we choose what the winery needs first: a page for the tasting room, one for events, one for each town that sends visitors, or ads for a release weekend. Beginning carries no extra charge, and nothing you sign locks in a later month.
The glass filling below is only a drawing and promises nothing about visits or sales.