A reasonably educated person trying to make sense of it all, and a little tormented as a result. Thinking aloud, mostly.
These opinions rarely reflect the ideas of any of my employers.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Road trip: Mount Cole Wineworks
How cool. Edan wanted to stop for the art gallery there. I then tasted a Reisling that means I can stop saying "I don't drink Reisling" and left with a bottle of it and a carton of their cleanskin chardonnay.
Hi Cullen. Happy New Year. Trust this reaches you and family well. Really like your blogs. Putting your marketing cap on for a moment, I'm interested to know the decision process that made you choose the clean-skins over the branded product? I've just posted the first of two blogs about purchasing behaviour of wine and got a huge positive response. Blog two will be more of a constructive look at some issues (as I see them) in the local wine industry. http://www.jlofbalak.blogspot.com.au/ This blog is a result of your positive suggestions to our class in Marketing Management (MBA). So thanks for that - it's been loads of fun learning the craft of blogging. Still got a lot to learn, but in many ways I think most people prefer a blog that is a bit rough n ready, but honest, truthful, helpful and believable. If a blog gets to polished I think people start to drift off. Cheers. Jeremy Lomman
Hi Cullen.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year. Trust this reaches you and family well. Really like your blogs.
Putting your marketing cap on for a moment, I'm interested to know the decision process that made you choose the clean-skins over the branded product?
I've just posted the first of two blogs about purchasing behaviour of wine and got a huge positive response. Blog two will be more of a constructive look at some issues (as I see them) in the local wine industry.
http://www.jlofbalak.blogspot.com.au/
This blog is a result of your positive suggestions to our class in Marketing Management (MBA). So thanks for that - it's been loads of fun learning the craft of blogging. Still got a lot to learn, but in many ways I think most people prefer a blog that is a bit rough n ready, but honest, truthful, helpful and believable. If a blog gets to polished I think people start to drift off.
Cheers.
Jeremy Lomman