FirstBoat Releases Free Boat Name Machine
FirstBoat Releases Free Boat Name Machine
Newington, CT (PRWEB) October 9, 2005
In an effort to assist boat owners with the art of choosing the perfect boat name, FirstBoat introduces the all-new Boat Name Machine, available for free at http://www.firstboat.com. The popularity of the new tool is no surprise given a recent survey that found that 22% of boat owners find it harder to name their boat than their pet or child. The free tool gives boaters the chance to view over 10,000 randomly generated boat names with the simple click of their mouse; if a visitor does not like the first name they see, they can keep clicking until they find a name that best suits their boat.
The Boat Name Machine is just the latest addition to FirstBoat’s boat naming guide, which includes the top many other resources to help boaters pick a boat name, including pictures submitted by visitors and the top 10 boat names from 2004. Andrew Canepari, who started the site for both new and experienced boaters in 1999, stated “We are pleased to offer this free tool to firstboat.com visitors; it is one more way we can help boat owners find all the boating information and products they need all in one place.”
FirstBoat, the beginner’s guide to boating, is an online resource for both new and experienced boat owners, as well as prospective boat buyers. Originally launched in 1999, FirstBoat is one of the largest and most-visited independent websites for recreational boaters. The site offers a vast selection of marine products, services and information for boating enthusiasts all over the world, and is part of a network of boating websites developed and run by Andrew Canepari, owner of NauticalSites.com.
For more information, contact Andrew Canepari.
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