Before the show
Check the yacht facts, location, viewing arrangements, media and responsible broker contacts.
YachtAddress / Show support
Make the show visit easy to follow up.
A viewing window creates a short period of concentrated interest. The yacht website should give every scan and follow up message a current destination.
During the show
Use a dedicated link or QR destination so visitors can return to the yacht’s material and contact the broker.
After the show
Keep the presentation current and use available source context and recorded enquiries to support follow up.
An illustrative campaign
One viewing.
A useful next step.
A broker meets a visitor on the dock. The QR code on the yacht’s material opens its current website, with the viewing location, approved specifications, brochure and responsible broker in one place.
Before the show, YachtAddress checks that destination and prepares distinct campaign links for agreed channels. The brokerage supplies the approved facts, media, viewing arrangements and contacts. See the yacht website service
During and after the show, recorded enquiries and available source information can be reviewed in Listing Pulse. The brokerage records the viewing and handles qualification and follow-up in its sales workflow. A QR scan alone is not counted as a qualified buyer.
Defined show campaigns are scoped separately from normal listing updates. We agree the work and the distribution plan with your brokerage.
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