Who Said What About Us?
July 14, 2022
Regularly measuring customer satisfaction is a powerful tool for companies.
Regularly measuring customer satisfaction is a powerful tool for companies.
Sentiment remains bullish, but continuing technician shortage injects a sour note into survey results
Boating Industry magazine announced its annual Top Products awards.
The MRAA is listening to dealers who increasingly express concern about a workforce shortage.
Fishing remains among the most popular outdoor activity for adults and more than 2.5 million people had their very first fishing experience in 2015 for an increase of 4 percent over 2014.
Home Port Marine Marketing is surveying the marine industry to help gauge the potential market acceptance of diesel outboards.
A survey found that many customers don’t pay attention to ethanol-blend levels in gasoline or to warning labels and are primarily influenced by fuel cost.
Thirty-five percent of dealers surveyed tell analysts business is improving – others expect recovery in 2011 A recent survey of boat dealers shows “encouraging signs”
The Marine Retailers Association of America is surveying manufacturers to see how many plan to move back the rollout of 2010 models, and early results
The Mad Mariner Web site recently conducted a survey to gauge how people use their boats. Among the highlights were: * 59 percent say they
Regularly measuring customer satisfaction is a powerful tool for companies.
Sentiment remains bullish, but continuing technician shortage injects a sour note into survey results
Boating Industry magazine announced its annual Top Products awards.
The MRAA is listening to dealers who increasingly express concern about a workforce shortage.
Fishing remains among the most popular outdoor activity for adults and more than 2.5 million people had their very first fishing experience in 2015 for an increase of 4 percent over 2014.
Home Port Marine Marketing is surveying the marine industry to help gauge the potential market acceptance of diesel outboards.
A survey found that many customers don’t pay attention to ethanol-blend levels in gasoline or to warning labels and are primarily influenced by fuel cost.
Thirty-five percent of dealers surveyed tell analysts business is improving – others expect recovery in 2011 A recent survey of boat dealers shows “encouraging signs”
The Marine Retailers Association of America is surveying manufacturers to see how many plan to move back the rollout of 2010 models, and early results
The Mad Mariner Web site recently conducted a survey to gauge how people use their boats. Among the highlights were: * 59 percent say they
