Mudlick Mail posts 50 percent jump in revenue for 2011

Jan. 1, 2020
Direct mail provider Mudlick Mail bucked the slow recovering economy last year, with a 50 percent jump in revenue. The company, which offers direct mail campaigns to automotive repair shops, saw its sales grow from $6 million in 2010 to $9 million in

Direct mail provider Mudlick Mail bucked the slow recovering economy last year, with a 50 percent jump in revenue. The company, which offers direct mail campaigns to automotive repair shops, saw its sales grow from $6 million in 2010 to $9 million in 2011. Mudlick Mail’s customer base doubled from 350 shops in 2010 to 700 shops last year.

“These results show that business owners are willing to spend money on tools that will help them more effectively market their services,” said Mudlick CEO Greg Sands. “Our customers have had great success using our campaigns, which are strategically designed to target the households they most want to reach.”

Mudlick Mail mailed more than 35 million pieces of mail in 2011, up from 22 million in 2010. The increase in business has allowed Mudlick Mail to more than double the number of employees working in its Atlanta-area headquarters.

Part of Mudlick Mail’s success in 2011 was also due to a series of marketing partnerships the company formed with a variety of automotive repair industry associations, including: the Automotive Service Association, the Automotive Training Institute, the Automotive Service Councils of California and AskPatty.com, which provides advice for women on automotive-related topics. Mudlick Mail also signed a marketing agreement with CARQUEST Auto Parts to offer a direct mail program exclusively for the company’s TECH-NETProfessional Auto Service network, which includes 5,000 members throughout North America.

Mudlick Mail CEO Greg Sands established Mudlick Mail after searching for years for the right advertising vehicle for the 25 repair shops he operates in four states. Direct mail was the only vehicle that allowed Sands to accurately reach high-caliber customers within the market area of his stores.

Through market research, Mudlick Mail enables shop owners to target customers by income, neighborhood and even vehicle make. The company’s campaigns include graphic design services, printing, listing services, postage and delivery for one flat fee. In addition, Mudlick provides free training on customer service, sales techniques and other strategies to help shop owners maximize the effectiveness of their direct mail campaigns.

With the release of three new direct mail programs and an expansion into Canada, Mudlick Mail is anticipating continued strong growth this year.

The company is projecting sales of $20 million in 2012 and expects to mail 60 million pieces of mail.

For more information visit: www.mudlickmail.com www.mudlickmail.com.

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