Coverage Tracker

Track and audit content coverage across all 10 Port32 marina locations.

Port32 Locations

Location	Region	Key Waters	State
Tierra Verde	Tampa Bay	Bunces Pass, Fort De Soto, Shell Key, Egmont Key, Gulf offshore	FL
Tampa	Tampa Bay	Old Tampa Bay, Hillsborough River, Courtney Campbell, Bayshore	FL
Jacksonville	NE Florida	St. Johns River, Atlantic offshore, Amelia Island	FL
Lighthouse Point	SE Florida	Hillsboro Inlet, ICW, Atlantic offshore	FL
Ft Lauderdale	SE Florida	New River, Port Everglades, Atlantic offshore	FL
Naples	SW Florida	Gordon Pass, Naples Bay, 10,000 Islands	FL
Marco Island	SW Florida	10,000 Islands, Everglades, Caxambas Pass	FL
Cape Coral	SW Florida	Caloosahatchee River, Charlotte Harbor, Pine Island Sound	FL
Palm Beach Gardens	SE Florida	ICW, Jupiter Inlet, Atlantic offshore	FL
Morehead City	NC Coast	Bogue Sound, Cape Lookout, Outer Banks, Atlantic offshore	NC

Location Hierarchy

Content serves hierarchically: marina → market → state. A captain at tierra-verde sees cards from tierra-verde + tampa-bay + florida.

code

florida
├── tampa-bay → tierra-verde, tampa
├── sw-florida → naples, marco-island, cape-coral
├── se-florida → fort-lauderdale, lighthouse-point, palm-beach-gardens
└── ne-florida → jacksonville

north-carolina
└── crystal-coast → morehead-city

Content by level

•State (florida, north-carolina): Regulations, licensing, statewide seasons, hurricane prep
•Market (tampa-bay, sw-florida, etc.): Regional weather, shared waters, regional events
•Marina (tierra-verde, naples, etc.): Specific restaurants, passes, Port32 guides

Audit tip

When counting coverage, a captain's effective library = marina cards + market cards + state cards. A Tierra Verde captain with 12 marina cards also gets 11 tampa-bay cards + 4 florida cards = 27 total.

Core Beats Per Location

Every marina should have these content types:

•Fishing — Local species, seasonal reports, spots
•Destinations — Day trips, anchor-outs, island guides, sandbars
•Dining — Dock-and-dine restaurants accessible by boat
•Port32 — Marina-specific guides, amenities, first-timer content
•Safety — Location-specific hazards, inlet guides
•Maintenance — Climate-specific care
•Events — Local boat shows, tournaments, waterfront festivals

Every market should have:

•Weather — Regional marine forecast
•Fishing — Regional fishing report (what's biting across the market)
•Events — Regional boat shows, tournaments
•Safety — Regional advisories (red tide, cold snaps, storms)

Every state should have:

•Regulations — Fishing licenses, FWC rules, boating registration
•Safety — Hurricane prep, statewide advisories
•Seasons — Statewide species seasons (snook, grouper, lobster)

Coverage Audit

Quick count by location

bash

# Get all cards and analyze by location
skip card list --limit=200 --json

Parse the JSON and count cards per location field.

Beat agents per location

bash

skip beat list --json

Check for gaps

For each location, verify:

•✅ Has at least 1 fishing card
•✅ Has at least 1 destinations/routes card
•✅ Has at least 1 dining card
•✅ Has a Port32 first-timer's guide
•✅ Has at least 1 safety card
•✅ Has at least 1 evergreen card
•✅ No expired timely cards without replacement

Foundational Content Checklist

When launching a new location, dispatch these first (in order):

•First-Timer's Guide — "Your First Trip Out of Port32 [Location]"
•Top Destinations — "5 Places to Take Your Boat from [Location]"
•Dock & Dine — "Restaurants You Can Boat To Near [Location]"
•Fishing Primer — "What's Biting Near [Location]" (seasonal)
•Port32 Amenities — What makes this specific marina special

Seasonal Content Calendar

Florida (all locations except Morehead City)

•Jan-Feb: Winter fishing (sheepshead, black drum), manatee season, cold front prep
•Mar-Apr: Spring fishing (tarpon starting), boat show season, spring break crowds
•May-Jun: Summer prep, thunderstorm season begins, tarpon peak, snook open
•Jul-Aug: Peak summer, afternoon storms daily, offshore runs, lobster mini-season (SE FL)
•Sep-Oct: Hurricane season peak, early fall fishing, fewer crowds
•Nov-Dec: Winter prep, snook closes, holiday events, snowbird arrivals

Morehead City NC

•Jan-Feb: Winter fishing (speckled trout, red drum), cold weather boating
•Mar-Apr: Spring runs begin, boat shows
•May-Jun: King mackerel, cobia arriving, Cape Lookout trips
•Jul-Aug: Peak offshore (mahi, tuna), Cape Lookout camping
•Sep-Oct: Fall fishing (false albacore, red drum), hurricane season
•Nov-Dec: Late fall fishing, winterization, oyster season

Priority Matrix

When deciding what to dispatch:

•No content → Location with zero cards gets priority (foundational pack)
•Expired timely → Replace stale weather/fishing/events immediately
•Port32 gap → Every location needs its marina-specific content
•Seasonal miss → Content that should exist for this time of year but doesn't
•Copycat opportunity → Great magazine article that localizes well
•Depth → Adding more content to locations that already have basics covered