Last month, Winalist emailed me wanting to do a partnership with my company, since they saw my post about a wine tour in France, saying they “would love to be included as well”. So I checked out their site and saw that they have an affiliate program that I was interested in being a part of. Then I wrote back, saying:
Thanks for contacting me. The blog post you mentioned was from November 22, 2021, which was a few years ago. However, I can feature your company in a recent blog post. While I was on your website, I noticed that your company has an affiliate program, which I look forward to signing up to. I’ve already signed up with Winedering’s affiliate program and have a recent post that I took from their blog which was mentioned in their newsletter.
Anyway, I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Anyway, I signed up for their affiliate program and here I am.
What is Winalist?
Like Winedering, it features wine tours. The only difference is that Winalist offers gift cards, which are perfect for holidays, birthdays and anniversaries.
So if you’re interested in traveling to wineries in France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, the United States and Belgium, then feel free to check it out.
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