Not all wine businesses are the same: Examining the impact of winery business model extensions on the size of its core business

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The purpose of this paper is to examine the impact that various types of business model extensions (hospitality and tourism, online sales platforms, and sustainability) have on the winery business. The research is based on company data and online observations of N = 886 German wineries and deploys a content analysis, netnography, and structural equation modeling (SEM) in order to test the hypothesis on business model extensions of wineries, which have been set forth in the previous literature. The findings indicate that business model extensions related to online sales platforms have a positive impact on winery business size. These results mean that developing online sales platforms enlarges the winery BM (business model) size and type (manager-run, state-owned, or cooperatives). The paper presents in detail the impact of winery BM extensions on winery BM model type and size, thereby contributing to the literature on business model innovation.

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Dressler, M., & Paunovic, I. (2021). Not all wine businesses are the same: Examining the impact of winery business model extensions on the size of its core business. Sustainability (Switzerland), 13(18). https://doi.org/10.3390/su131810117

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