WINE CLUB RETENTION STRATEGY

Where Retention Improves, Revenue Repeats

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Retention strategy for wineries and wine clubs…designed to increase lifetime value, reduce churn, and stabilize recurring revenue.

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↓ 40%

REDUCTION IN CHURN

Reviews

“He has been an invaluable resource and advisor since day one, providing guidance on my business plan, distribution, design, budget, digital strategy and more.”

— Current Customer

↑ 30%

INCREASE IN ORDER VALUE

“He is curious, always aware of what’s coming next in the industry, and generous with his knowledge and experience. His ability to see from both the high-level and the oh-boy-we-need-to-fix-this-right-now perspectives with ease is a huge asset.”

— Former Colleague

⌚︎ 25+

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ACROSS 35+ BRANDS

“He constantly proves himself to be a keen marketing mind with copious amounts of intelligence, creativity and enthusiasm. He is passionate about discovering what leads consumers to respond.”

— Former Competitor

THE PROBLEM

Most Wine Clubs Don’t Have a Retention Strategy. They Have a Shipment Schedule.

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Wineries invest heavily in acquiring members. Long-term revenue is often left to chance.

  • Members drop after the second or third shipment.

  • Discounts replace strategy.

  • Messaging stays generic.

  • Revenue becomes unpredictable.

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Retention isn’t failing because of effort.

It’s failing because it isn’t designed as a system.

Auditing the lifecycle of a wine club membership

LIFECYCLE AUDIT

We identify where members disengage, why they leave, and where value is lost across the customer journey.

Setting the right price structure and offers for a successful wine club

PRICING & OFFER STRATEGY

We align club structure, pricing and benefits with how customers actually behave…not how they’re expected to behave.

The complete execution road map for increasing retention and loyalty

RETENTION EXECUTION ROADMAP

You leave with a clear, prioritized plan to improve retention, increase order value, and stabilize revenue.

THE OUTCOME

What Happens When Retention Improves

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Customer lifetime value increases

Acquisition becomes more efficient

Revenue becomes more predictable

Growth compounds instead of resets

= Your company makes more money

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Retained Customers are Loyal - and Your Best Evangelists.

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RETENTION ECONOMICS

What Is Your Wine Club Churn Actually Costing You?

Use the calculator to estimate the revenue impact of improving retention in your wine club.

MEMBERS RETAINED
100
additional members
ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL REVENUE
$60,000
per year
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EMERGING WINERIES

1,000 - 5,000 cases

Building a club that retains members beyond initial acquisition

WHO WE WORK WITH

Built for Wineries at Key Growth Stages

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SCALING WINERIES

5,000 - 20,000 cases

Outgrowing early systems and needing structured retention strategy

Star for good wine clubs looking to be stronger and increase average value orders

ESTABLISHED WINERIES

20,000 cases

Optimizing performance, segmentation, and lifetime customer value

Built on Over 20 Years of Retention and Membership Growth

Holidays & Wine Distractions works with subscription and membership-driven businesses to answer a fundamental question:

Where are our customers—and why aren’t we growing?

With experience across media, consumer brands, and subscription models, our focus is simple: keep more customers, keep them longer, and increase the value of every relationship.

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ABOUT

Imagine a wine bottle next to a glass for all of your wine club customers

If your wine club is growing—

but revenue isn’t stabilizing—this is where we start.