Editors note: This week, we have a couple of "pitches" as it were, from the leading social tasting note sites. Since these are important tools in the Wine blogger's arsenal, we thought it would be good to ask each of the major sites to provide a short recap of why they think their tool is good for wine bloggers.
First up is Eric Levine from Cellar Tracker, probably the oldest and most well known cellar management tool in existence. All articles are reprinted as we received them, with only spelling and minor grammatical corrections. Enjoy
As you know
CellarTracker is something different than a traditional blogging platform with two distinct groups of authors:
End-users and some bloggers who can store personal tasting notes, group these into events with richer ordering etc.
Some newer “professional” content channels. Initially this was just ...
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I'm sick of it! Amateur prognosticators trying to tell us what trends to look for in 2009 when it comes to wine, the internet and social media. In then end, almost everyone starts out, "Well, last year I had almost none of my predictions come true, but I'll try again..." Do us a favor, and don't. That said, I can tell you one thing: what won't happen this year! Or rather, I'll place odds of 10 to 1 on any of the following items actually occurring.
Seeing that we're here in Spain, I can guarantee that Spanish wineries will not move away from FLASH web design in favor of something useful, ...
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