Bar Convent Brooklyn: brand narrative at the heart of the U.S. market

Case study: Food and Beverage

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Objective

As part of a 360-degree campaign in the United States, IDAC (French interprofessional association of cider-based controlled appellations) wanted to assess the impact of its presence at Bar Convent Brooklyn, a key event for industry professionals.

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Approach

A full-day in-situ observation conducted by two researchers enabled to assess the organization, messages, and quality of interactions under real-world conditions.

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Impact

Analyses highlighted the campaign’s ability to establish a distinctive positioning and effectively engage with stakeholders in the U.S. market.

In situ assessment of stand performance

1. Exploration
2. Immersion
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  • Food & Beverage

Stand observation

Step 1

Observing the stand over the course of a full day enabled to analyze its organization, the clarity of its messaging, and quality of interaction. It shed light on the stand’s ability to capture attention and establish its position within the event’s competitive environment.

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  • Food & Beverage

Deep-dive into interactions between market stakeholders

Step 2

Analysis of interactions between producers, ambassadors, and professional visitors provided insight into how the narrative presented at the event itself was received. It brought to light the stand’s ability to foster dialogue, enhance product education, and position the products within local trends.

A striking stand, a compelling narrative, and genuine interaction with market stakeholders: it checked all the boxes for a successful export and event strategy.

Vincent Delbecque

Occurrence

Impact

A presence that asserts legitimacy of the product

By analyzing the stand under real-world conditions, this study enabled IDAC to assess its ability to position its brands in a demanding market. It helped refine messaging, strengthen narrative consistency, and maximize engagement with market stakeholders to ensure the products become a ubiquitous part of local customs and trends.

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Vincent Delbecque

Occurrence

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