The purchase argument
Can a buyer say why this yacht is worth viewing after the first screen?
Free yacht listing review
The Listing Check. Applied to your yacht.
Seven questions every yacht listing has to answer before a buyer asks for a viewing. Send one active listing and receive a free, personal written review of its sales presentation.
What you get
A report you can use.
We examine the public listing and compare its asking price and specification with comparable yachts currently on the market. You receive a two to three page report, written for your yacht.
The review identifies the purchase argument your listing makes now, the argument it should make, gaps in the buyer journey and sales material, inconsistent information, and the route from interest to the broker. It ends with three ranked priorities.
Free, with no obligation. One active listing per brokerage. The optional 30 minute call is there if you want to discuss the findings.
The Listing Check / Your report
One listing. Three decisions.
- 01PositioningThe purchase argument and comparison with current asking prices.
- 02PresentationWhat buyers can verify, find and understand.
- 03Next actionsThree changes, ranked by priority.
Written for a real yacht, from its current public material. No generic scorecard dressed up as an audit.
Seven questions
What the check examines.
A buyer has little patience for a listing that makes the case in one place and contradicts itself in another.
The likely buyer
Does the listing speak to the person most likely to consider this yacht?
The buyer journey
Can buyers find photographs, specifications, the general arrangement and documents without hunting?
Currency
Do price, location and availability agree across the listing, brochure and links?
Evidence
Are refit work, class, engine hours and recent changes stated clearly rather than implied?
The route to the broker
Does an enquiry reach a named broker with the yacht and source attached?
Owner reporting
Can the brokerage show what happened this month, and label unknown sources honestly?
We check what can be established from the public listing. Where a claim, source or reporting figure cannot be verified, the report says so.
The process
A public link is enough.
Send your listing
Share your name, brokerage, yacht and the public listing URL.
We examine it
We review the presentation, the enquiry path and comparable yachts currently listed.
Receive your report
We email a short written review with three ranked priorities. If useful, we can discuss it in a 30 minute call.
You keep the recommendations whether or not you commission a website from YachtAddress. If you ask us to implement them, we scope one yacht first: its purchase argument, website, available material, broker enquiry route, launch and ongoing work.
Request your review
Send one active listing.
Enter the public listing URL. Patric reviews the material and sends a two to three page written report to your work email. The optional call is for questions and decisions after you have read it.
One active yacht per brokerage. No confidential documents are needed.
Before you submit
A few practical points.
Is the review really free?
Yes. One active yacht listing per brokerage, with no obligation to commission a website or Listing Pulse.
Do I need to book a call?
No. The written report is the deliverable. A 30 minute call is optional after you have received it.
Do you need access to our CRM or confidential material?
No. Send the current public listing URL. We flag anything that cannot be assessed from public information.
Is this a valuation?
No. We compare the asking price and specification with comparable yachts currently advertised. The review is about the listing’s market position and presentation, not a formal valuation or achieved sale prices.