Got-Content.com: “So is that why you started your website?”

Alex: “Yes – Mainly to provide free information to boaters and kayakers that where in ‘same boat’ (pardon pun) that I was in – searching for a quality, cost effective boat for water sport recreation.”

Got-Content.com: “Sounds great!” Can we direct readers to your site if they would like to learn more about how inflatable boats and kayaks might be just what they need for their weekend and camping expeditions?”

Alex: “Sure – I have several informational pages on inflatable boats, kayaks, small fishing boats, accessories and trolling motors on site currently. I am planning on adding more information this month.”

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After our interview, we took a peek at Alex’s site. Inflatable boats and kayaks.com is very user friendly. The site also provides several links to manufacturer websites as well as quality information about products.

Alex made mention to us that site started mainly as a hobby, but he quickly realized benefit he was providing to web surfers after receiving several emails with comments and thanks for information he had provided.

Alex James created and maintains site as an informational site for web surfers interested in finding best inflatable boats and kayaks online.

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