At vinSUITE, we believe the internet should be accessible to everyone, that is why we are committed to being your partner in compliance. With the recent demand letters sent to California wineries and lawsuits filed against New York wineries, all wineries should review their websites and apps to ensure compliance.
If you’re running a wine business, you’ve likely already set up a website with an e-commerce store… because, 2017 (and if you haven’t, that’s #1 on this list… do it now!). So why aren’t wine orders pouring in like hot lava? I hate to be a Negative Nancy, but it could be because you’re doing one or more of the things on this list. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. “Killer e-commerce instincts” are not something most of us are born with. Furthermore, since every wine business has different customer types and goals, there’s no one magic formula that works for everyone. That said, there are some common pitfalls that potentially plague every winery e-commerce.
It's already challenging keeping up with your winery's digital marketing efforts while trying to run your business. Between social media and your website, your online brand is a vital channel to reach clients and potential customers with its content and usability. A big piece of this digital puzzle are your Google search rankings - that is, how your site shows up in search results when people are looking for wineries, tasting rooms, and DTC wine sales.
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At vinSUITE, we believe the internet should be accessible to everyone, that is why we are committed to being your partner in compliance. With the recent demand letters sent to California wineries and lawsuits filed against New York wineries, all wineries should review their websites and apps to ensure compliance.
