DEALERS: How Was Business in the First Half of 2022?

Author:
Dom Yanchunas
Publish date:
Jun 30, 2022

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This month’s Pulse Report survey asks dealers if their financial performance in the first half of the year achieved what budget-planning had specified and if expectations were met.

Launched by the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas and Baird Research, the Pulse Point survey monitors monthly retail conditions. It includes the Marine Retail Sentiment Index, which tracks retailer confidence.

Soundings Trade Only partners with Baird to disseminate the survey and report the results.

Take the survey here.

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