Got to thinking about this more, and it occurred to me that the new Yachtworld format makes it reasonably easy to search in one state, but a huge pain to search in multiple. So, unlike before, I cannot search the entire
Gulf Coast region easily. Nor can I search the Southeast Atlantic region. Living in
Florida, these were the searches I used to do. Now, it's too hard. I'll just search
Florida. That covers at least 75% of the available boats with one, easy search.
Now, if I were a
broker in
Alabama,
Georgia,
Mississippi... I would be kind of pissed off! For potential buyers, it's too much of a pain to bother searching states that have only a few boats
for sale at any one time. Sure, search Florida,
Texas,
Maryland possibly, maybe even
North Carolina, but the other states? Not worth it. So, you're paying to have your boats represented on Yachtworld, but their stupid new interface almost guarantees that no one will ever bother to see your listings.
Great deal, eh?
Yachtworld has fallen into the trap that way too many websites fall into. Thinking that they have to change, just for the sake of change. Got to keep it "new" looking, you know, even if it turns the website to CRAP!