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We all hope that the time left in the 'quiet period' is running out soon, as businesses dust themselves off and get back to business. A number of ClearLine’s commercial and leisure marine clients were using this unusual period in history to do their ‘housekeeping’ – like getting their websites up to date, especially news stories - which we know can sometimes drop a bit out of date when the marketing teams are normally frantically busy handling sales and exhibitions. We’ve been refreshing website content too, and working with clients who want to be hitting the ground running when businesses can finally get back up to speed. Are you looking for a similar service? It’s an important time to stay connected with your audiences so getting a newsletter together with recent stories to reinforce your presence is another option. Keep telling your stories to the press too. We’ll provide the copywriting and distribute bulletins to our UK and worldwide media contacts including leisure marine, racing, superyachting, ship operators and more. #marinepublicrelations #publicrelations #mediarelations
Great to see our longstanding client Jim Deheer heading into new territories.Great piece in IBI on GDS Ltd. Check it out and let us know if we can help
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We've just finished up an overhaul of specialist superyacht riggers Marine Results' website and published a newsletter for their client base. Read all the latest news stories we have written for them www.marineresults.com/news/
Record engine failures as yachts make a dash for the sea: this is the experience of our client Sea Start Ltd. Read the story we have written and distributed for them. bit.ly/2AjG8nv
Record engine failures as yachts make a dash for the sea
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28 May 2020 The UK’s marine assistance breakdown service Sea Start has just experienced one of its busiest periods ever in the last few days, with call outs to engine breakdowns at sea amongst the busiest on record. With the lockdown at last being partially relaxed sailors who have been dreaming o...Our client Ocean Safety has implemented social distancing guidelines
for staff and visitors so boat owners can still get their safety equipment bit.ly/3ccYrb2
Ocean Safety implements social distancing guidelines for staff and visitors
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29 May 2020 Ocean Safety Ltd, specialists in the worldwide supply, distribution, service and hire of marine safety equipment, continues to operate during the Covid-19 pandemic. All branches, including the company’s manufacturing and distribution headquarters in Southampton, are open both to the tr...Covid-19 : reprise des activités de plaisance au Port vieux et au port à sec - La Ciotat Shipyards
Covid-19 : reprise des activités de plaisance au Port vieux et au port à sec - La Ciotat Shipyards
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Suite à la reprise de certaines activités de plaisance, LCS informe des règles mises en place pour prévenir une transmission accidentelle du Covid-19.Walcon Marine will be resuming operations on Monday 11 May in line with the prevailing government directives. All work will be performed in accordance with government guidelines relating to physical distancing in the workplace and other preventative measures to ensure the safety of our workforce and customers.
Activity will recommence immediately in both production and installation, while the office staff will have a phased return to work but with all functions fully covered.
We thank our customers for their patience over what has been a difficult time for everyone and wish to assure them that we will do everything that we can to make up for lost time and to ensure that their marinas, harbours and other berthing facilities are ready as soon as possible.
Have you entered our #406Day competition yet? We're giving away an Ocean Signal PLB to celebrate this important piece of lifesaving technology. To enter, all you have to do is:
1) Like our pinned 406 Day post
2) Follow Ocean Safety Ltd and Ocean Signal on Facebook or Instagram.
We will be announcing the winner on 20th April - good luck!
Funding for PFDs with PLBs
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Seafish is administering a new UK Government-funded scheme which allows owners of UK-registered commercial fishing vessels to recover £200 per item against the cost of purchasing type-approved Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) fitted with integrated Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs) for their crew.