Think Wine has released another course in its line up of online digital marketing training made for wineries. The most recent course, How to Structure Your Winery Website to Connect and Convert Customers, teaches students the basics of building a winery website to drive sales.
Websites are an essential tool for selling direct to consumers. This course has been designed to empower a winery with the tools they need to make informed choices when it comes to their website and selling wine online. The curriculum provides students with a clear understanding of the building blocks needed to create a website that connects and converts customers, as well as encourages repeat customers.
Students who complete this course will know how to:
- Define their winery website objectives and customer personas
- Connect, capture, and convert customers on their winery website
- Create a great user experience for their visitors
- Use Google Analytics to measure and learn
Students will also get access to tools and resources such as a website audit template, a voice & style guide, access to design and copywriting expertise, and more.
The website marketing course is priced at just $129. Think Wine also offers a unique opportunity to join the course and receive one-on-one support from a teacher for just $329.
For the month of July, Think Wine is offering a 20% discount for the course using the promo code THINKJULY.
Think Wine co-founder, Christy McConnell, leads this website course. Christy has over 15 years of marketing experience and has contributed to and designed over 100 websites.
Those who are interested can learn more and register for the course here.
About Think Wine: Think Wine is an educational company, dedicated to teaching marketing best practices and supporting the success of small to mid-sized wineries. Co-founders, Andrea Steffes-Tuttle and Christy McConnell have a combined experience of over 25 years, and a shared passion for technology and storytelling. They have the knowledge and resources to prepare wineries to maximize their marketing and sell more wine.
