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EMV is something your winery will need and you should decide what your timeline is. The new EMV devices protect you from any onsite fraud from chip credit cards. It does not affect non-chip card orders that are on site, online orders, or wine club orders. Simple math can tell you if/when it’s worth it to buy new hardware from how many fraudulent transactions you get on site.

You're not Amazon, Walmart, or Target, and you don’t have the clout to demand killer shipping rates from UPS and FedEx.What are your options as a winery to live up to the expectations that these monsters retailers provide?

You're busy - there are a million things to do today on top of selling your wine. So, where do you focus? Where should you spend time to get the biggest bang for your buck - or in your case, ROI?

Last week, I attended the VinCO Conference and Trade Show in Grand Junction, CO. I was able to give two presentations to some of Colorado's most prominent winemakers, winery owners and emerging wineries. There were a lot of questions about selling more wine online - and I thought I'd share some insights.

The ‘Add-To-Cart’ or ‘Buy’ button is essential if you want to sell wine on your website. Things like the colours, size, font, and location of these buttons play a very large factor subconsciously for a website visitor and will dictate whether or not they buy from you. Below are four factors that will change your conversion rates.