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Special Christmas Day Cinderella Wine Deal
Posted by Justin Thorp in Online Resources, Wine on December 24th, 2009
Just got an e-mail from Gary Vaynerchuk & Wine Library that they’re going to be putting out a very special Christmas Day deal on their daily deal wine Web site Cinderella Wine.
At 9 PM on Christmas night, Cinderellawine.com will feature a special, very highly rated California Cabernet at a price of close to half off! Yes that’s right, this is a $100 “type” wine, (our normal selling price is a little lower) that we will offer a tremendous price on. You’ve been asking for more from California so we went out and found…a big one!Remember, this special offer will hit at 9 PM on December 25th on Cinderellawine.com. California Cabernet lovers get ready…this is our special holiday gift to all of you!!
As Gourmet Magazine Gets Cut, Gary Vaynerchuk Expands His Online Food Empire
Posted by Justin Thorp in Buying Food, Online Resources, Trends on October 6th, 2009
Yesterday, we saw an interesting confluence of events. We’re seeing the decline of the high cost print media business and the ever quickening move to go online. And this isn’t just a media vertical. It’s the food media.
Condé Nast has announced that they plan on closing down Gourmet Magazine. I never read it but after over 60 years in production, Gourmet Magazine has definitely achieved a certain level of status within the food world.
I can imagine that it’s incredibly expensive to run a print magazine and that advertisers aren’t just bringing in the same level of cash that they used to. It definitely leaves a massive opportunity for the online world.
Gary Vaynerchuk of Wine Library TV fame enters stage right and has expanded his online food empire.
Yesterday, he launched two new Web sites, CinderellaWine.com and GourmetLibrary.com. CinderellaWine.com is going to be a place where you can get one new HOT wine deal everyday. It will run from midnight to midnight. GourmetLibrary.com will be just like WineLibrary.com but with all kinds of gourmet foods.
Granted one is food content and one is food sales but it feels like it shows to what extent print is really struggling to find its footing in this new world and how online is really a growth market.
What do you think? Did you read Gourmet Magazine? Will you make a purchase from Cinderella Wine or Gourmet Library?
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