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Dear Fellow Boaters,

When listing with Bond Boats we take care of all the administration and marketing costs associated with the sale. We do all the marketing activity for you and will promote your boat across all major marine listing services and social media sites. We will talk to buyers directly about your boat and set up appointments. The only thing you’ll have to do is make the boat available for showings.

Our marketing program includes a free market analysis showing comparable active listings with recent sold listings, a personal meeting with a Bond Boats team member, current photos/videos, and a professional write-up highlighting your boat's features. All write-ups are strategically filled with top keywords to keep your vessel at the top of all search engines. We will also provide you with weekly reports and active ad click counts. Your vessel will be featured on numerous top lead-producing sites including Yachtworld.com, Boattrader.com Boats.com, Iboats.com, Boatquest.com, our website www.bondboats.com, Bond Boats social media sites and nearly every other marine listing service on the Web. We will also share your listing with our extensive network of buyers and sellers to help kick-start the buzz regarding your vessel.

Let Bond Boats deal with the obstacles that arise when listing and selling a boat so you can get back to your dail lives. With offices located conveniently in Port Canaveral and Central Florida, a Bond Boats team member is available anytime to view your boat and evaluate its current condition. We are Florida natives and we take pride in making sure that we view all of our boats ad meet every one of our clients.

If you have any other questions please feel free to contact us anytime. We look forward to hearing from you.

Regards
Capt. John Durkee
Jdurkee@bondyachtsales.com
321-427-4483

Jonathan R. Bond
Bond Yacht Sales
Mobile: 407-873-5740
Office: 321-345-BOAT
www.BondBoats.com
Email: Jbond@bondyachtsales.com

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John from Bond Yacht Sales Answered this on January 30, 2020

This is a valuable question, yet the posters response to every answer is an ad for his business. I would politely suggest he doesn’t want to learn from this community... (more) This is a valuable question, yet the posters response to every answer is an ad for his business. I would politely suggest he doesn’t want to learn from this community...

John from Bond Yacht Sales Answered this on November 14, 2019

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John from Bond Yacht Sales Answered this on January 23, 2019

Hired my CPA 30 plus years ago. I am not an expert in taxes, tax law, etc. I find hiring experts let’s me focus my time & talents on what I do. In last project hired an accountant too..though her reporting went to my CPA annually. One can not be skilled at every facet of business, so build... (more) Hired my CPA 30 plus years ago. I am not an expert in taxes, tax law, etc. I find hiring experts let’s me focus my time & talents on what I do. In last project hired an accountant too..though her reporting went to my CPA annually. One can not be skilled at every facet of business, so build your team.

John from Bond Yacht Sales Answered this on September 21, 2018

Creative way to promote your service. Ask a good question, then segway into ad about what you do... and conclude with a solid 'ask'. You presume clients use a service/product on a monthly basis (why?), why not daily, weekly or annually or as needed? Generally the cost of client... (more) Creative way to promote your service. Ask a good question, then segway into ad about what you do... and conclude with a solid 'ask'. You presume clients use a service/product on a monthly basis (why?), why not daily, weekly or annually or as needed? Generally the cost of client acquisition for most businesses is fairly high and certainly much higher than the cost of a repeat customer. So this is an excellent question: how do you retain customers? And maybe as important, do you know how successful you are? Let me ask this: what % of your customer base uses you again? (If you don't know you should!) Of those who do not use you again, why not?

John from Bond Yacht Sales Answered this on September 11, 2018

Maybe I should add (some have) what was the lesson learned? In the first situation maybe with better communications with that customer I would not have 'fired' them and our competitor would not have gotten a strong foothold base. In the second, I left a lot of money on the table. I have... (more) Maybe I should add (some have) what was the lesson learned? In the first situation maybe with better communications with that customer I would not have 'fired' them and our competitor would not have gotten a strong foothold base. In the second, I left a lot of money on the table. I have learned to turn to experts in areas outside my knowledge base.

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John from Bond Yacht Sales Answered this on April 19, 2018

Have done so and would do again. Huge reach, no cost. (more) Have done so and would do again. Huge reach, no cost.

John from Bond Yacht Sales Answered this on April 19, 2018

Appropriate responses might be as a % of revenue. Dollar amount useless without knowing size of business. Seasonality plays a role in timing of spend. (Good example the guy who posted with lawn care biz) Yes, marketing is a marathon, but not sure you want or need to get your message “to as... (more) Appropriate responses might be as a % of revenue. Dollar amount useless without knowing size of business. Seasonality plays a role in timing of spend. (Good example the guy who posted with lawn care biz) Yes, marketing is a marathon, but not sure you want or need to get your message “to as many people as you can”. You want your message to reach those with the highest potential to use your product/service. Recently presented a proposal that would (they said) reach hundreds of thousands..with a 0.06 click thru rate. Dove into the details and found vast majority they advertised to would not use my product...so instead bought a much smaller campaign with another group who was focused on my potential clients. Higher cost per contact, but much higher ROI. Do you know your customer acquisition cost? Do you know - in your industry- what % of revenues on average go to marketing? This is such a broad question not sure it has much value.

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