E-commerce success for wine.gippslander.com!Online sales for wine prove promising! By Emma Kae - 22nd November 2001 - Back to News The Wine.Gippslander.com website is deemed an e-commerce success with the arrival of its first on-line order earlier in the week.
The order placed requested four Sample Tasting Sets from Windy Ridge Winery, an example of the best wines that Gippsland has to offer.
The order came from an individual that resides in New South Wales, proof of the market power that the Internet can create.
Members of the Wine Association are hopeful that this order is simply a hint of things to come, with more orders on the way.
Click here to visit the Wine.Gippslander.com website and explore what Gippsland’s glorious wine region has to offer.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: support@gippslander.com
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