British Marine Training Academy launches with first online course
British Marine has launched its Training Academy, an online learning platform for the leisure marine sector, with a two-hour introductory…
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Rightboat.com, the premier online marketplace for buying and selling boats, proudly announces the launch of its dynamic “Switch and Save” campaign. This initiative is designed to offer yacht brokers a cost-effective and transparent alternative to high-priced competitors, delivering a broker-first platform built for growth and success.
Led by a well-known and highly experienced team of industry specialists, including many ex-yacht brokers, the team behind Rightboat draw upon their many years of experience to challenge the digital boat sales marketplace, providing a cost-effective advertising solution.
Rightboat.com understands the frustrations brokers face with rising listing fees and hidden costs. The “Switch and Save” campaign directly addresses these challenges by offering:
Rightboat.com is dedicated to empowering brokers with powerful tools and features designed to drive business growth:
With newly secured funding, Rightboat.com is doubling down on SEO and digital marketing investments. This strategic move enhances listing visibility and delivers higher-quality leads, positioning brokers for greater success.
“Rightboat.com is dedicated to supporting brokers with an affordable, transparent, and innovative platform that drives real results,” said Ian Atkins, CEO of Rightboat. “The ‘Switch and Save’ campaign reflects our commitment to providing brokers with the flexibility and tools they need to thrive in today’s market.”
Rightboat.com is proud to hold membership with British Marine, solidifying its commitment to the marine industry.
For more information about the “Switch and Save” campaign or to get started as a Rightboat member, visit rightboat.com/membership or contact sales@rightboat.com.
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