Cheese website, was: Advice re selling cheese on web please

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2 total messages Started by Phil Lee Sun, 11 Apr 1999 00:00

#147

Author: Phil Lee
Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 00:00

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Hi Martin, I thought that Ideal Cheese has an excellent web site. Nice that
you put in a link as I did not find it in a search a few weeks ago. The site
would be an excellent model for many on-line retailers. It has a "ask the
cheese expert," cheese board. It could have more pix of cheese labels.

Maybe the other famous NYC cheeseshop, Murrays, will put up a website.

[cross-posted, please followup to: news:alt.cheese ]
Phil, Minneapolis, Silicon Tundra, plee@orbis.net

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Mart wrote in message <7ekvm1$6u1$1@news2.news.iol.ie>...
>I work for an Irish Delicatessen supplies and am doing a similar project.
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>An example of one such company is http://www.idealcheese.com/index.htm
>or http://www.cheesemongers.co.uk/
>
>I hope this helps.
>
>Martin Walton

Re: Cheese website, was: Advice re selling cheese on web please

#148

Author: Frank Lynch
Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 00:00

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Phil Lee wrote:

> Hi Martin, I thought that Ideal Cheese has an excellent web site. Nice that
> you put in a link as I did not find it in a search a few weeks ago. The site
> would be an excellent model for many on-line retailers. It has a "ask the
> cheese expert," cheese board. It could have more pix of cheese labels.

Yeah, well, what's cheese without a cheese POET?
http://www.inforamp.net/~ihooker/index.html

Frank Lynch
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