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For more than 20 years MARINA DOCK AGE has been the only business-to-business publication serving the educational and informational needs of the U.S. waterfront facilities segment of the marine industry. In each issue marina industry professionals, service center operators, and boatyard managers will find the timely and relevant information they need to perform their jobs more effectively and efficiently. From ever-changing government regulations to ways to improve profitability, MARINA DOCK AGE is the industry leader. MARINA DOCK AGE is the only magazine in the field that offers an annual Buyer’s Guide that goes out free of charge to its subscribers.
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In each issue, industry leaders provide:
- Profiles of leading marinas and boatyards
- Descriptions of the best Clean Marinas in the country
- Green Papers on efforts by marinas to be stewards of the environment
- Product Focuses on individual products used by marinas and boatyards
- Surveys that provide statistical information on what’s happening at today’s marinas
- New products and technology coming into the industry
- Examinations of the latest marina renovations and modernizations
- Dan Natchez’s insights into what’s happening on the waterfront
- Dennis Kissman’s column on marina management and operations
PLUS… ongoing coverage of pump outs, dredging operations, docks and decks, dry storage, disaster preparedness, and more.
We are constantly updating the web version of our Buyer’s Guide.
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Hit the airwaves to market tourism and your marina
When it comes to unique marketing efforts in challenging economic times, Gary Guertin, general manager of Harborage Yacht Club & Marina in Stuart, Fla., has some creative ideas. “People don’t even need to think outside of the box,” he said. “Just throw the box away.”
Guertin’s marketing plan is “ever-changing” and always ready to be flexible when new opportunities present themselves. Last year Guertin started one new venture, which he hopes to continue for quite some time. Every Friday morning, Guertin hosts Talkin’ Tourism, a weekly radio show that focuses on the local, South Florida, and statewide tourism scene. Guertin hosts the show in part because he knows that supporting local tourism is good for a marina’s business.
Date: October 15, 2009