Wine, trade fairs, logistics and design: a market that rewards those who can work in regulated categories.

Who buys video here

Six client categories.

Wine cellars and producers.

Logistics and transport companies.

Design and furniture brands.

Trade fair organisers and exhibitors.

Food producers.

And business service companies.

Wine and its rules

Content presenting an alcoholic drink is regulated, and the obligations vary with the territory of release and the platform. Ask the client for the version approved by their department, write in the quote that advertising compliance is theirs, and have it confirmed by a lawyer or the competent body.

What the cellars order

Six frequent formats.

An estate presentation.

A harvest video.

A filmed product sheet.

Content for the tasting room.

A video for a trade fair.

And a grower testimonial.

What saves approval time

Seven reflexes.

Have the main message written by the client.

Ask for the mandatory notices before the shoot.

Avoid any promise of results.

Compare with no named competitor.

Have the script approved, not only the edit.

Keep a written record of every agreement.

And deliver a version without burnt-in text, editable.

The trade fair calendar

Six markers for outreach.

Two to three months before each fair.

One month before, for teaser content.

During, for stand coverage.

Just after, for the follow-up.

Early in the year, for budgets.

And before each new collection or vintage.

What to film at a trade fair

Six useful formats.

A short presentation of the stand.

A product demonstration.

An interview with a manager.

A testimonial from a professional visitor.

Coverage of a talk.

And a series of short social formats.

How to build a price here

Six lines to show.

Preparation and reading of the constraints.

The half-day or day of shooting.

The number of formats delivered.

The number of revisions included.

The rights line, with duration and territory.

And the option of a second language.

What a wine and tourism city orders

The buyerTheir typical orderTheir window
A wine estateThe vines and the tastingThe harvest
A hotel in the centreThe room and the viewSpring and autumn
A trade showStand videosThe fair days

What the vineyard demands in preparation

A visit before the shooting day. Rows look alike, the light turns fast in late afternoon, and scouting three spots ahead avoids a day spent searching rather than filming.

What is and is not said about a wine

Origin, grape variety, food pairing: yes, in the estate's own terms. A health effect or an encouragement to drink more: never, and the legal moderation notice is checked against the country of publication.

What the platform brings

On UGC MATCH, joining is free and there is no subscription: you declare your languages, you are visible by category and country, and the order keeps a record of the brief and the delivery, which helps precisely when several departments approve. The brand pays at ordering, the funds are not released straight away, and payment goes out on approval. The platform retains 10% of the price on the creator side, who therefore keeps 90%, and charges the brand a 6% service fee, with a minimum of 1.50 EUR.

One last marker: in regulated categories, your value is not your style, it is your ability to get a video through first time.