Editors note: Continuing our discussion on leading social
tasting note sites, discussing why they important tools in the
Wine bloggers arsenal, I thought it would be good to ask each one to provide a short recap of why they think their tool is good for wine bloggers. Next up is Phillip James from the site
Snooth.com. Enjoy
Snooth Blogger Tools
Back in June, we rolled out a series of tools that allow wine bloggers to easily drop contextual links into their posts – and make money in the process.
Our rationale was simple: there’s no simple, standardized way to reference wines online. Also, we believe there ...
1. Why do you feel wine blogging is not a fad? or is it?
A fad? I've been going for several years now, others for much longer, but it is only recently that the format has begun to be taken seriously by the wine trade in the UK - or some of them at least. ‘Blogging' has been saddled with the personal diary moniker from its early existence and to its detriment since. But taken as a way to (self) publish and gain a unique and dedicated audience many realize it has potential.
2. What is one thing wine blogs get right?
The personal touch. I'm not talking about how your wife was late for work and burnt the porridge or how sick your cat is this week - blogs have moved on from ...
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