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Title:      E-MARKETING AND WEBSITE PRACTICES: A STUDY OF SMALL AUSTRALIAN WINERIES
Author(s):      Carmine Sellitto
ISBN:      972-8924-16-X
Editors:      Pedro Isaías, Maggie McPherson and Frank Bannister
Year:      2006
Edition:      1
Keywords:      Winery, permission e-marketing, Australia, e-sales, website
Type:      Full Paper
First Page:      328
Last Page:      335
Language:      English
Cover:      cover          
Full Contents:      click to dowload Download
Paper Abstract:      This paper reports the electronic marketing and website practices of a group of innovative and early Internet adopting wineries. The marketing value of the winery website was investigated with best practices identified across four domains— customer information services, customer sales, electronic relationships and website management. The paper examines the motives behind winery website features and identifies the perceived business benefits resulting from their implementation. Electronic relationships were also found to be important with the inclusion of reciprocal and/or synergistic hypertext links on websites being used to foster industry alliances. Other importance issues to be identified include considering winery domain names as intellectual property and the practical value of implementing a simple/noncomplex website. In an environment where numerous generic electronic marketing and business models are reported, this study is significant for its industry specific investigation— one that has practical website marketing implications for the small winery.
   

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