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New England Ropes names Tideline Marketing as representative

by Ken Quant imap 16 Jul 2019 02:39 PDT

New England Ropes is proud to announce that Tideline Marketing will now represent New England Ropes Pleasure Marine products throughout the east coast region.

Tideline Marketing's main office is centrally located in Annapolis MD, they also have additional offices, and personnel located throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, which allows them to support accounts from Maine down to the Carolinas.

"Bill Wickes has recently retired and his former team will be taking over New England Ropes for the East Coast. We want to thank Bill for his exemplary work and representation of our products for past five years. The principals at Tideline Marketing allows us to continue our high service levels to our existing customers. "Tideline Marketing, composed of Aaron Freeman, Paul Cummings and Jim Wallis have extensive industry knowledge and experience that will help New England Ropes as we expand our product portfolio", added by Kevin Coughlin, Marine Market Manager. "Our goal is to provide exceptional customer service to our ever-growing business and partnering with the sales professionals of Tideline Marketing will help us to do that."

Tideline Marketing is comprised of marine professionals who possess extensive technical sales knowledge and understand the keys necessary to help their accounts to expand market share, and increase overall sales.

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