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Who contributes to Microbrewing.com.au? How do I get my event published on the Site? How do I get news about my Brewery published on Microbrewing.com.au? How do I get an advertising spot on Microbrewing.com.au How do I get a listing in the Brewer's Notice Board? What browser is Microbrewing viewed in?
Microbrewing.com.au is Australia's foremost source for information and news relating to the Craft Brewing Industry. Primarily aimed at those involved in the industry we also provide reprints of news articles, event information and a wealth of Beer education articles for those just interested in a great beer.
Who contributes to Microbrewing.com.au? Microbrewing.com.au uses reprints of articles from three of Australia's best beer writers; Willie Simson (The Age), Vic Crossland (The West Australian) and Greg Thom (The Herald Sun). We also have a great up and coming beer journalist in-house in the form of Anthony Williams, and also have Craft Beer Web Specialist Reece Wheadon on hand to present the news. Of course there is also Editor in Chief/ Founder/ staff beer provider John Stallwod. We are also very thankfull to Beer & Brewer Magazine for educational exerts from their back catalogue.
How do I get my event published on the Site? Easy! simply enter the event details into "Contact Us" and we'll publish it as soon as we can! Please note that it may take us up to five working days to get the information pubished.
How do I get news about my Brewery published on Microbrewing.com.au? Easy! simply enter the details "Contact Us" and we'll publish it as soon as we can! Or you can email us Directly via News @ microbrewing Please note that it may take us up to five working days to get the information pubished.
How do I get an advertising spot on Microbrewing.com.au If you think your business would benifit from advertising on Microbrewing.com.au then you can email us at Sales @ microbrewing, or send us your information through the contact us menu.
How do I get a listing in the Brewer's Directory? Spots on the Brewers Directory are for sale, If you think your business would benifit from a listing on the Microbrewing.com.au Brewer's Directory then you can email us at Sales @ microbrewing, or send us your information through the contact us menu. The more businesses that have their information listed the more popular the listing will be with Brewers.
What browser is Microbrewing best viewed in? We recomend you view Microbrewing.com.au in Firefox, it is also best viewed in Explorer 7-8, Safari or Opera. Although microbrewing.com.au will work in Internet Explorer 6, we strongly recomend that you upgrade your browser imediately, unfortunately Explorer 6 has been replaced twice and is now some three years out of date. This means that it is a very serious threat to your online security and massivly reduces your ability to view many sites in their true form; including Gmail and Facebook.
RSS - which stands for Really Simple Syndication - is an easy way to view updates of the top headlines from Microbrewing.com.au. RSS feeds, or channels, are available for Latest Articles, Brewer's Notice Board and Brewing Jobs and can be read in a range of programs; including:
Explorer 7 and above, Firefox, Safari, Opera browsers as "Live Bookmarks" or Email programs such as Outlook and OSX Mail, Online RSS readers can also be used such as Google Reader and Yahoo! Accounts. (Internet Explorer will not display raw RSS XML files. To view the XML when using IE, right click the orange button and save the RSS file to your computer. You can then open it in a text editor or other program.)
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