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★ Broker marketing

Yacht broker marketing that brings qualified charter inquiries

Brokers don’t need more leads. They need better ones. We run Google Ads, SEO and landing pages for yacht brokers and charter agencies that bring inquiries from guests with real budgets, then route each one to the right broker fast.

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Service details

What you need to know

How it works, what it costs and what we do each month.

The lead problem brokers tell us about

  • Inquiry forms full of people who want a $500 boat ride, not a $25,000 weekly charter.
  • Leads arriving hours later because they go to a shared inbox nobody owns.
  • Ads and listings that look like every other brokerage, so guests shop on price.
  • No way to tell which campaign brought the charter that actually closed.

How we market yacht brokerages

Google Ads for high-value charters

Campaigns built around destination and charter-length searches like “crewed yacht charter Bahamas”, “weekly yacht charter Caribbean” and “superyacht charter Mediterranean”. Price-shopper and day-rental searches are blocked with negative keywords.

Inquiry forms that filter

Forms that ask for destination, dates, guest count and budget range. Serious guests answer; tire-kickers drop off. Each lead arrives with what the broker needs to reply properly.

Lead routing and speed

Leads routed by destination or yacht size to the right broker by email, SMS or CRM (HubSpot, GoHighLevel and others), with alerts when a lead hasn’t been answered.

SEO for destinations and yacht types

Destination guides, itinerary pages and yacht-type pages that rank for the searches charter guests make months before they book.

Remarketing to past and warm guests

Ads and email that bring past charter guests back for next season and keep warm leads from going to another broker.

Offline conversion tracking

Closed charters from your CRM sent back to Google Ads, so bidding learns which searches produce signed contracts, not just inquiries.

Who we work with

Charter brokers and agencies, central agents, and brokerages selling charter and pre-owned yachts.

We work with single brokers and multi-office teams.

How we measure broker marketing

MetricWhat it tells you
Cost per qualified inquiryWhat you pay for leads that meet your budget threshold
Response timeHow fast brokers answer, because speed affects close rate
Inquiry to contract rateWhich campaigns bring guests who actually sign
Revenue per channelCommission earned from each source

Our proven process

  1. Discovery call. Your destinations, fleet access, typical charter value and current lead flow.
  2. Lead audit. We review your forms, ads, tracking and the last 90 days of inquiries.
  3. Level-set. New forms, routing and tracking, plus campaign restructure.
  4. Optimization. Weekly changes based on which leads become contracts.
  5. Growth. New destinations, seasons and markets.
FAQ

Common questions

Still have a question? Reach our team and we will answer the same day.

Through keyword choice, ad copy that states starting prices, and inquiry forms that ask for budget and dates. These steps usually cut lead volume a little and raise lead quality a lot.

Yes. We connect forms to HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Salesforce and most CRMs, and route each lead to the right broker.

Yes. We run campaigns and landing pages for yachts listed for sale, aimed at buyers searching by brand, size and price.

Yes, as long as you’re marketing to US or English-speaking guests. Many of our broker campaigns target US travelers booking Caribbean and Mediterranean charters.

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Tell us about your fleet

Send your routes, your season and your current numbers. We reply with an honest read on what we would change first, no pitch deck.

No obligation. We audit before we quote.