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Wine.com refines its palate with a fine wine collection
Wine.com now has something for even the most sophisticated wine connoisseurs. The wine e-retailer has launched a fine wine shop offering what it describes as “cellar worthy” bottles.
Posted 06/10/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment
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/ Technology
Bin Ends adds Twitter to its marketing menu
Bin Ends is using Twitter to broadcast live online tastings that consumers can view and follow at home. The first event attracted 200 viewers, 10% of whom bought the featured wines from the retailer beforehand so they could taste along with the pros.
Posted 07/22/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Wineries hope EBay deal will boost direct-to-consumer market
With consumers searching for wine at eBay, the online auction site knew people wanted it. But cautious about restrictions on wine sales, eBay spent a year negotiating a deal with two wine sellers.
Posted 11/15/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment
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/ Marketing
eVineyard.com’s site officially becomes wine.com
eVineyard re-launches as wine.com and re-creates the look of wine.com, which eVineyard bought in April.
Posted 07/17/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment
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There’s room for more than one in online wine selling
Winetasting.com’s CEO says there is plenty of room for eVineyard and her co-op wine site because they serve different markets.
Posted 05/04/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment
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/ Marketing
The online wine segment can be a hard sell for branding
Selling wine online to a mass audience raises branding issues for sellers.
Posted 04/20/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment
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