Just as Amazon revolutionized the way books are sold and Groupon has conditioned shoppers to expect daily deals on services and foods, a cluster of websites have upended the stodgy world of wine.
Just as Amazon revolutionized the way books are sold and Groupon has conditioned shoppers to expect daily deals on services and foods, a cluster of websites have upended the stodgy world of wine.
Winemakers, consumers and wineries are the main characters of Argentina’s 2.0 grape harvest. Twitter and Facebook are the social networks chosen to share, step by step, what is going on in every wine region. Follow every detail through #Harvest2012.
As every year, the United States’ largest online sales channel published the Wine.com 100 of the best-selling wines among the site’s customers. An Argentine Cabernet Sauvignon reached the first position and other seven wines from this country were also included in this Top 100 list.
Argentina is the market with the greater presence on social networks in Latin America. Wineries are not indifferent to this trend and many of them have incorporated online Marketing tools in their business strategies.
31% of consumers buy wine via Internet because of the convenience of receiving the product at home, whereas 24% choose it for the discounts. Nonetheless, delivery times are one of its weakest points. This data derived from a research conducted by La Cave à Vin.
With the aim of continuing to bring Argentina wineries together consumers through social networks, WineSur has launched the second edition of “My Wine Story” contest.
This data derived from a research conducted by WineSur, analyzing 300 export companies of Argentina. Nevertheless, only 6.3% of them offer e-business services and only 25% are present on Twitter.
With pictures expressing the history, dreams and future, Atipax was granted its video, the award of “My Wine Story” contest. Besides, all the information about the second edition of this great 2.0 contest conducted by WineSur.
E-commerce has become one of the world’s most important sales channels. In Argentina, wine sales through it have not had much success yet, but in the world it is considered the channel of the future. But, which are the tips and advantages of e-commerce?
Wine industry has at its disposal the first vertical social media monitoring tool. Cruvee helps “community managers” to participate in conversations of all over the world where their brands are involved.