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| I can imagine being a small regional boat company is just like any other small business. Doesn't matter if it's a restaurant, grocery store, auto garage or even a internet web site. It's a question of where do the dollars get spent until you get known. With limited sales and a limited amount of dealerships how do you generate sales. Then if you have some sales do you have staff & infrastructure & equipment in place to build and get them delivered. Kind of a slippery slope knowing where to sink the marketing dollars these days. Knowing how and which pro-staff can bring the most eyeballs and turn those into sales. How to get a web site developed and paid for. Once the ball starts rolling and you get known things become easier, the money more available. With a small business it's hard slicing the pie up so enough is left over to make it worth the trouble.
I believe the Warrior guys have done a great job with a regional brand. But there was more then one of those guys when the brand restarted also so there may have been more dollars available.
I also wish them all luck. More choices are good, more jobs are good.
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