Comments for winelifetoday.com http://blog.winelifetoday.com Fri, 04 Jul 2008 14:40:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 Comment on WBW#43 Announced:….and breeeeeeath…. by rae http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-858 rae Tue, 17 Jun 2008 07:14:50 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-858 Very interesting discussion on the impact on wine to one's life. For more information about wines, visit http://vino.com Very interesting discussion on the impact on wine to one’s life. For more information about wines, visit http://vino.com

]]> Comment on WBW#43 Announced:….and breeeeeeath…. by A Passionate Foodie » Blog Archive » WBW #43: Comfort Wines Round-Up http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-853 A Passionate Foodie » Blog Archive » WBW #43: Comfort Wines Round-Up Fri, 23 May 2008 15:04:33 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-853 [...] Vincent of Wine Life Today and the Open Wine Consortium has now posted the round-up of Wine Blogging Wednesday #43, Comfort [...] […] Vincent of Wine Life Today and the Open Wine Consortium has now posted the round-up of Wine Blogging Wednesday #43, Comfort […]

]]> Comment on WBW#43 Announced:….and breeeeeeath…. by A Passionate Foodie » Blog Archive » WBW #43: Comfort Wines-Pleiades http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-852 A Passionate Foodie » Blog Archive » WBW #43: Comfort Wines-Pleiades Fri, 23 May 2008 15:00:09 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-852 [...] is Wine Blogging Wednesday #43 and this month’s theme was chosen by Joel Vincent of Wine Life Today and the Open Wine Consortium. This month’s interesting theme was Comfort Wines. You had to [...] […] is Wine Blogging Wednesday #43 and this month’s theme was chosen by Joel Vincent of Wine Life Today and the Open Wine Consortium. This month’s interesting theme was Comfort Wines. You had to […]

]]> Comment on WBW#43 Announced:….and breeeeeeath…. by A Passionate Foodie » Blog Archive » WBW #43: Comfort Wines http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-851 A Passionate Foodie » Blog Archive » WBW #43: Comfort Wines Fri, 23 May 2008 14:51:39 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-851 [...] theme for Wine Blogging Wednesday #43 has now been announced. Joel Vincent of Wine Life Today and the Open Wine Consortium is hosting this month and has chosen an interesting theme. You must [...] […] theme for Wine Blogging Wednesday #43 has now been announced. Joel Vincent of Wine Life Today and the Open Wine Consortium is hosting this month and has chosen an interesting theme. You must […]

]]> Comment on Changing CEOs is a Saavy Business Move by Paul Mabray http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/05/changing-ceos-is-a-saavy-business-move.html#comment-850 Paul Mabray Tue, 13 May 2008 19:58:40 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/05/changing-ceos-is-a-saavy-business-move.html#comment-850 Joel, Thank you for the great description of company growth and your objective analysis of CEO transition. I think one note to add is that the great companies (almost to a tee) have the founder become a key contributor and partner with the new CEO to ensure the success (look at google with the two founders or many, many other examples). I plan to be a key supporter to Ted and one of his most powerful contributors to help make this company great. He now rounds out my new executive team to help us migrate to #3 on your list and I am blessed to have such a great team help us change the way wine is bought and sold in the US. Inertia - Powering the Wine Revolution ---Paul Mabray - Chief Strategy Officer Joel,
Thank you for the great description of company growth and your objective analysis of CEO transition. I think one note to add is that the great companies (almost to a tee) have the founder become a key contributor and partner with the new CEO to ensure the success (look at google with the two founders or many, many other examples). I plan to be a key supporter to Ted and one of his most powerful contributors to help make this company great. He now rounds out my new executive team to help us migrate to #3 on your list and I am blessed to have such a great team help us change the way wine is bought and sold in the US.

Inertia - Powering the Wine Revolution

—Paul Mabray - Chief Strategy Officer

]]> Comment on Creating Value for the Wine Industry by Jeff http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/05/creating-value-for-the-wine-industry.html#comment-848 Jeff Tue, 13 May 2008 16:21:25 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/05/creating-value-for-the-wine-industry.html#comment-848 Awesome goal and totally attainable. Awesome goal and totally attainable.

]]> Comment on WBW#43 Announced:….and breeeeeeath…. by Virtually comfortable « Chronic Negress http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-846 Virtually comfortable « Chronic Negress Sun, 27 Apr 2008 19:51:20 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-846 [...] around the Web as we celebrate our comfort wines with the likes of  Alder at Vinography and Joel at Wine Life Today. This post will be linked from a few other places, but let’s get on with the subject.The wine [...] […] around the Web as we celebrate our comfort wines with the likes of  Alder at Vinography and Joel at Wine Life Today. This post will be linked from a few other places, but let’s get on with the subject.The wine […]

]]> Comment on WBW#43 Announced:….and breeeeeeath…. by Blader4Life http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-845 Blader4Life Fri, 11 Apr 2008 06:27:20 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/wbw43-announcedand-breeeeeeath.html#comment-845 I love commenting different articles and information. To be honest with you, it’s my hobby. And, by the way commenting different stuff on this web site is one of my favorite things to do in free time. I like to express my mind, and when I realize that I’m wrong, I correct my mistakes. Thank you for a possibility to express myself! I really enjoy it! I love commenting different articles and information. To be honest with you, it’s my hobby. And, by the way commenting different stuff on this web site is one of my favorite things to do in free time. I like to express my mind, and when I realize that I’m wrong, I correct my mistakes. Thank you for a possibility to express myself! I really enjoy it!

]]> Comment on The problem with online marketing in a 2.0 world… by Morton Leslie http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/the-problem-with-online-marketing-in-a-20-world.html#comment-844 Morton Leslie Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:48:30 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/the-problem-with-online-marketing-in-a-20-world.html#comment-844 For me it, when making a purchase decision, it is a constant battle to find objective information to help in making that decision. Like most consumers I have learned to ignore commercials, ads, and routinely question objectivity. Online it is the same. It is not hard to figure out and easier to ignore...except when it pops up and obscures what you are trying to read. If I sense it is "marketing" I reject it. It's like I am always fleeing the marketer in search of something real. But wherever that journey takes me; it's sure to be the next place the marketer shows up. For me it, when making a purchase decision, it is a constant battle to find objective information to help in making that decision. Like most consumers I have learned to ignore commercials, ads, and routinely question objectivity. Online it is the same. It is not hard to figure out and easier to ignore…except when it pops up and obscures what you are trying to read. If I sense it is “marketing” I reject it. It’s like I am always fleeing the marketer in search of something real. But wherever that journey takes me; it’s sure to be the next place the marketer shows up.

]]> Comment on If a Facebook Group crashes and no one is around to hear it… by winenegress http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/if-a-facebook-group-crashes-and-no-one-is-around-to-hear-it.html#comment-843 winenegress Mon, 31 Mar 2008 01:41:59 +0000 http://blog.winelifetoday.com/2008/02/if-a-facebook-group-crashes-and-no-one-is-around-to-hear-it.html#comment-843 I didn't even know there was a wine 2.0 group on Facebook. I was too busy throwing sheep at and buying drinks for friends. I enjoy my Facebook time but don't think of it as a place where I go to be serious about anything (hence my policy on not friending current co-workers). Perhaps the group could migrate to OWC, which I think would eliminate the less serious. I didn’t even know there was a wine 2.0 group on Facebook. I was too busy throwing sheep at and buying drinks for friends. I enjoy my Facebook time but don’t think of it as a place where I go to be serious about anything (hence my policy on not friending current co-workers). Perhaps the group could migrate to OWC, which I think would eliminate the less serious.

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