This is the second post on the Meet-a-WineBlogger series which started with Andrew Barrow from Spittoon. Today we’re writing about a wine blogger that rarely writes about wine!
A few years ago Mike Duffy created a innovative product to help wineries better understand their websites. The Winery Web Site Report was a custom report that evaluated the website of a winery based on a set of 25 elements. Unfortunately for lack of demand the report is no longer published but, fortunately, the related blog still is.
The Winery Web Site Report blog is one of our favourite wine related blogs even if it is far from a regular wine blog. You won’t find any wine reviews, food pairings or comments about a winery. You will, however, find lots of information on helping wineries make their websites better. You’ll find such simple but very useful posts like Why Blogspot Is Not The Place For Your Winery Blog or The Most Useless Winery Web Site?.
Mike also maintains a very interesting list of winery blogs where you can find all sorts of examples of good and not so good winery blogs.
Why would this blog interest you? Mike follows a lot of what is happening about wine online. If you’re interested in wine and the Web, his blog is one of the best places to discover new stuff. We’ll definitely keep reading it!
