Making Money with Boats
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| Rating | : | 4.51 (687 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0870334824 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 204 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Making Money With Boats also surveys federal and state requirements for licensing, documentation, vessel inspection, and bareboat chartering. Making Money With Boats is a highly recommended addition to business school or community library entrepreneurial collections. -- Midwest Book Review. Making Money With Boats is a "must read" for anyone contemplating the operation of a charter operation, and has much of value for those already involved with charters. Making Money With Boats contains everything needed to transform water-related fun into the pure pleasure of profitability. Making Money With Boats covers everything in starting a business from accounting and budgeting, to insurance, marketing tools, the business plan, and "computer leverage"
Tim Sneed said Five Stars. This book is very informative. Definitely a must if your trying to start a business in the boating world.. Bean counters guide to boating I must admit I had not read Fred Edwards book before I started chartering my boat. If I had, no doubt I wouldn't have. Fortunately I had friends in the business who helped me to know what I needed to know and to learn the rest in the school of hard knocks. Making money with boats applies to the big operations, tour boats, sight seeing, fishing head boats; operations with lots of money to spend and lots to make. The business has become so complicated of late with homeland security issues, customs changes, passport requirements, DEA issues and the like that making money with boats is a tough sell. I'm glad. Peter Patterson said Nothing new Here. Making Money with Boats takes any "start your own business" book and puts the word charterboat on every page. Disappointed that it did not contain anything new or specific.
"Anyone" includes those who run existing charter companies as well as newcomers who want to mix boating and business -- parasail operators, dive boat skippers, excursion boat owners, and many others.. The first part of this book is dedicated to the business side of chartering, with chapters on starting a business, accounting, insurance, marketing tools, the marketing plan, and the business plan.Recent changes in the requirements for licensing, documentation, vessel inspection, and bareboat chartering are then demystified, making this book a must-have for anyone seeking to make money with a boat. More than ever, charter operators must adhere to good business practices to transform water-related fun into the pure pleasure of profitability