Dockmaster Blog

By now, business owners are realizing more and more that using social media is no longer one of those window dressing perks involved in running a company. More and more, it’s a necessity to get your message out to your customer base. And in the marina business, that’s particularly evident considering that the maritime industry not only involves retail, but tourism as well.

Cost-effectively Meeting the Need for Strategic Expansion and Improvements by Phil Friedman, Marine Industry Consultant

by Phil Friedman, Marine Industry Consultant

Whether you see it as resting on your laurels or sitting on your butt, failing to constantly adapt leads to being left (on your) behind.

DockMaster’s President Cam Collins joins InnQuest Software VP Kent Howard and Welcome Systems Director John Jones for a cross-continent chat about hospitality & evolving customer expectations in the recreation & tourism industry. In this podcast we discuss marketing to millenials in the marine industry & how to attract your next generation of high performance employees.

Fact, 95% of boats sold in the U.S. are made in the U.S. and recreational boating is seeing some of its strongest growth in nearly a decade, and it is expected to continue through 2018. However, there is a potential danger lurking ahead, as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations continue and a push is on to get things wrapped up soon.