• Marketing

Network Yacht Brokers

A responsive website and bespoke listing system supporting a global yacht brokerage with more than 20 offices.

CLIENT
Network Yacht Brokers Group
LOCATION
Global (20+ offices)
WHAT WE DID
Web design, marketing strategy, social media marketing, content management
LIVETECH TEAM
HBHolly BakerPLPaul Levy
LAUNCHED
2000–2026

The challenge

Network Yacht Brokers Group needed a responsive website with a custom boat listing system, letting users upload vessels directly or import them from third-party sources.

With more than 20 offices worldwide, the site needed to work smoothly across every device, present a clean interface, and give the team a bespoke broker management system behind the scenes.

What we did

We built a fully responsive website that put simplicity and high-quality imagery first, with multiple user permission levels so brokers across every office could manage listings appropriately.

Social media integration and submission capabilities were built in throughout, on a stack of Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, HTML5, CSS, AJAX and jQuery.

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The results

Whether it’s a new brand, a marketplace or a straightforward website, we’d love to hear about it.

SECTOR

Our work in Tourism & Leisure

Tourism and leisure businesses depend on being found by people who are planning a trip or a purchase. We design websites and run marketing for holiday parks, boat and yacht brokers and the businesses that serve the caravan trade, with content built around what visitors and buyers search for.

Our tourism and leisure work includes Pale Wood Holiday Park, Network Yacht Brokers and The Caravan Network, a private marketplace for the UK static caravan trade that we branded and built from scratch.

If your business serves holidaymakers or leisure buyers, we can help you stand out online.

Got a project like this?

Whether it’s a new brand, a marketplace or a straightforward website, we’d love to hear about it.