Welcome to CA World WiFi

Glad to have CA World WiFi on board as a new advertiser at WiFiMarine.org.

It's really a great fit - CA World WiFi, based in Florida, provides WiFi equipment for all environments, and specializes in providing solutions that are tailored for harsh outdoor environments. They know what saltwater, wind and rain can do to sensitive electronics and build products accordingly.

With WiFiMarine.org's position in Google for keywords related to Wi-Fi and marinas, CA World couldn't have picked a better site to sponsor!

If you run a marina - or any outdoor establishment - and want a better solution to offer Internet to your patrons, please visit CA World WiFi or call them at 561-245-7823.

Remember the Mining Company?

When "About.com" was first created more than 10 years ago they were called the Mining Company. I remember thinking that the name didn't make sense as far as memorable URLs go, but I also remember "About.com" didn't do anything for me either.

Well, ten years later and that's all changed now that About.com actually DID do something for me.

As of today, the Powerboating Blog on About.com is featuring our store, BoatNameGear, as the place to shop for great father's day gifts for boaters.

Actually, their exact words were:

With Boat Name Gear - you can order polo shirts, hats, sweatshirts and even fender covers and welcome mats that are personalized with the name of the boat. What better way to honor Dad this Father's Day than with an item that can be used for years to come?

Many thanks to Ericka (yes with both a "C" and a "K") for thinking of us!

BoatUS featuring our store

This happened pretty fast, but as of this morning BoatNameGear is an official sponsor of a contest on BoatUS for the entire month of June 2009.

So, if you want to try to win $200 worth of stuff with your boat name on it for free, sign up to be a BoatUS member by June 30th.

Click here to join BoatUS now - it's less than $20, and you also get 10% off any purchase at BoatNameGear with your membership, so you can pretty much get your money back before you're done shopping for Father's Day.