Embarking on a new chapter of my business life, to move on from a boring, tired image and operation, I was fronted with the need to organise a new website and associated ongoing services required to manage it...a big ask for an "old school" guy who is a self confessed computer dud!

Since taking on Listing Loader as JV Marine’s online catalogue management tool we have saved so much time and effort. For a premises as big as JV Marine’s listing boats online was a major headache, especially with so many online catalogues to manage.

Rebecca and Ben , As you know you just recently built our new website for Sydney Powerboat centre that mirrored the existing Andrew short website . I just wanted to thank you for making the “ build “ painless and almost enjoyable.

I would like to thank you for your professional services in developing our new website. Your background in the Marine Industry was invaluable in creating our personalised site. While working together during the implementation I developed an appreciation for your expertise.

Rebecca and Ben were the greatest. They made it all so easy and were very pleasant to work with. I am delighted to say that the relationship carries on and they still drop everything to help if I need it - I have never been left hanging.

I would like to suggest to all that they use the team at Boat Deck to implement a new website.> I run a marine marketing and PR company with a wide range of clients that have a wide range of needs. I cannot afford to use a company that does not deliver, as that would obviously impact directly on my reputation as well as their own.

We are so grateful to a business associate who recommended “Boat Deck” for our Web Site design. We were struggling with an “award winning” local website designer, who after months of discussion and input, produced a ‘sample’ website that we were simply embarrassed to put our name to. It was so far away from how we wanted our on-line presence to appear, they actually included our  ‘opposition’ brands!  Clearly they had no understanding of the marine industry.  Despite investing a considerable amount of money, we decided to walk away – maybe it was all going to be too difficult?