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Help great lakes boating better serve you

Article posted on June 22, 2009 - 10:10
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Great Lakes Boating is working to keep the magazine available with strong content while attempting to stay healthy. You can help us through our time of adaptation.

Rather than only finding us in print, you can also find us online. Perhaps you get your copy at a local marina or yacht club. But why wait for the issue to be printed and delivered? You can go to our website and read a virtual version of our print magazine. You can also read updated stories each week as we release the stories in a traditional web format, sometimes including extra features with the story.

The transition from print to web can be daunting. It is certainly a challenge for us at the magazine. We are continually thinking of ways we can give you more in this new format. Our aim is to provide you instantly with an even more interactive and even more useful experience with our magazine. We want to make sure you continue to get what you’ve come to love: the writing style and subject matter. We do want to enrich your experience in ways the print cannot: links between related stories, searchability and instantaneous availability. Also, the digital format will allow us to bring you more photographs and more of the stories you like best.

In adapting with us, you’ll prove how strong Great Lakes boaters’ environmental stewardship is. We’ll be using fewer trees by not printing the magazine, and we’ll be saving other natural resources that would be used in the production and shipping of our magazine. All this at no cost to you.

What we’re asking for right now, is for you to register with your email to gain access to the virtual magazine. You’ll find it is just as wonderful. And we promise you more changes to improve your Great Lakes Boating experience.

greatlakesboating.com/register

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