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Wine Brand Libby Launched the 'Call Mom, Win Bubbles' Promotion

In anticipation of Mother's Day, wine brand Libby recently launched the 'Call Mom, Win Bubbles' promotion. As its name suggests, the new marketing initiative offers a year of free wine for those who post a screenshot of a video call with their mom. Contestants simply need to call their mother and post a picture on Instagram -- either in their feed or on their story --and tag @drinklibby and #LibbySweepstakes. Fans must also be following the brand.

Libby is a new alcohol brand curated for "elevated Millennial drinks" in search of a low-calorie and low ABV beverage. The brand leverages precision carbonation technology to create an accessible and enjoyable story.

The contest will run from Tuesday, 5/3 - Sunday 5/8 and the winner will be announced on Libby’s story next week.
Trend Themes
1. Social Media Promotions - Other alcohol brands can consider launching social media promotions to engage with their consumers and incentivize them to purchase their products.
2. Innovative Marketing Strategies - Brands can experiment with innovative marketing strategies to create memorable campaigns that resonate with their target audience and foster brand loyalty.
3. Low-calorie and Low-abv Beverages - Brands can develop low-calorie and low-ABV beverages to appeal to health-conscious consumers who are looking for ways to enjoy alcoholic drinks without compromising their wellness goals.
Industry Implications
1. Alcohol Industry - Alcohol brands can adopt innovative marketing strategies to promote their products and engage with their target audience.
2. Food and Beverage Industry - Restaurants and cafes can partner with alcohol brands to create unique and memorable promotions for special occasions and holidays.
3. Social Media Industry - Social media platforms can leverage the popularity of promotions and giveaways to increase user engagement and attract new users to their platforms.

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