It depends on who your marketing target is, and then you will have a plan.

If your marketing target is a hotel, then your plan should include, preliminary preparation materials, which is the first step to let other hotels know about your products, and then people are interested in you. You should have a price policy, determine how much profit they have, what your own reserve price is, and so on. Of course, there should be some incentives after the hotel is sold. Let's talk about the payment plan, whether to distribute the goods first or how to need you to talk about it. This is also in the plan, which is generally the case with hotels.

If your marketing target is ordinary consumers, there must be a way to make consumers recognize your red wine in your plan, whether the winery is attractive or the quality of the wine is attractive, or whether this wine has a beautiful legend that attracts people. You should have a point to catch the target consumers. Then use your detailed marketing plan to enlarge this point that can catch the target group, so as to achieve everyone's * * * knowledge and * * *

No one will give you a set of their own marketing plan, because this thing varies from person to person, from product to product, from company to company, French wine and American wine definitely have different marketing plans, and French wine and Romanian wine plans are also different, so there is no way to have a detailed plan.