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Kim Koditek is the Content Coordinator and features writer for Dominion Marine Media (DMM), which handles the marketing and editorial content for the three leading brands in the recreational marine industry, including boats.com, YachtWorld and Boat Trader. As a member of the Editorial Team, she's responsible for managing, editing, publishing and curating the daily editorial content produced for all three brands as well as each of their associated brands overseas in the UK, Spain and Germany. Her writing focuses primarily on lifestyle, entertainment, on the water, how-to's and business-related features.
In addition to her work as a writer and editor, Kim is a lifelong boater who graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Communications and a minor in Professional Writing. She also has prior experience in both writing and editing for sports programs, company blogs, social media, newspapers, website content, marketing/advertising copy and much more.
Specialties: feature writing, content management, editing, online publication, content curation, digital marketing, social media strategy, boating/marine industry
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Back to search results With daily or unlimited rental memberships, Your Boat Club offers an easy way into the boating lifestyle. Boating is a lifestyle, but you don't need to own a boat to be an active boater. At the crossroads of boat ownership and boat renting, comes another option called boat membership that for some, combines the best of both worlds.
Back to search results Whether learning about fishing, sailing, or the art of relaxing in a boat, this could be your big chance. In honor of National Fishing and Boating Week (NFBW), boats.com will be featuring some of our favorite articles about boating fundamentals.
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Wednesday, November 4, 2015-by Kim Koditek, Marketing Coordinator It's a trend that's sweeping the nation. It has people and businesses excited, motivated, prospering...and well, a little buzzed. That trend is craft beer, and it is taking our great State of Virginia by storm.