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#11
I'd like to see what they have. I don't have instagram however so can't see it. It's smart to try and target younger audiences. There's plenty of young VERY rich people out there. However, I sincerely hope there's someone around that is offering advice from the standpoint of established owners, ehhem - more mature shall I say? Good to change strategies and look at other avenues of revenue and revitalize and reinvent and change it up but don't forget about the established base. Seems the core base owners / fans of the brand are lost in the mix. Fore example, throwing all your eggs into the Instagram basket? Think I know more people in the boating community that hate social media then those that actually use it.
#12
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#14
I think the whole concern about the future of powerboat purchases is really a moot point. Sales of performance powerboats are at an all time record high right now. Used market is out of control. Things ebb and flow and all things are relative but I see no shortage of buyers out there. Every performance boating company I know of can barely keep up with orders and are months and months and months out. Concern about finding a younger crowd because buyers are drying up or "who are we going to sell to now?!" just seems to be unjustified.
#16
Ummmmmmmm, I hate to be negative. I TRULY DO!!
$90 for a trucker hat?! $90 for a T-shirt???
The prices are almost funny.
On top of that, I don't see anything spectacular. Just basic stuff.
$90 for a trucker hat?! $90 for a T-shirt???

The prices are almost funny.
On top of that, I don't see anything spectacular. Just basic stuff.




