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Auto Repair Shop Direct Mail Provider Mudlick Mail Forms Partnership With Honest-1

Auto repair shop direct mail services provider, Mudlick Mail has formed a partnership with Honest-1 Auto Care, the nation's only eco-friendly auto repair chain.

2011-05-27
ACWORTH, GA, May 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Auto repair shop direct mail ( http://www.mudlickmail.com/ ) services provider, Mudlick Mail has formed a partnership with Honest-1 Auto Care, the nation's only eco-friendly auto repair chain. The partnership will help Honest-1 franchisees more effectively market and advertise their shops and grow their businesses.

Mudlick Mail ( http://www.mudlickmail.com/ ) will offer exclusive direct mail packaging and pricing for Honest-1 franchisees, according to the agreement. As part of the company's partnership with Mudlick Mail, Honest-1 franchisees will receive a market analysis, design services, printing, labeling and postage. Mudlick Mail ( http://www.mudlickmail.com/ ) will also provide on-site education sessions as well as free access to its learning center, which offers training videos, webinars, and other resources designed to help auto repair shop owners make the most of their marketing and advertising programs.

Mudlick Mail's auto repair shop direct mail programs are unique because they allow repair shop owners to target customers by income, neighborhood and even vehicle make. Using this approach, some of Mudlick Mail's customers have increased their business by as much as 40 percent.

"Mudlick Mail's campaigns will provide our franchisees the most bang for the buck, said Rissy Sutherland, Chief Operating Officer of Honest-1 . "They not only provide a comprehensive direct mail program, but also offer educational tools that will help franchisees maximize their advertising results."

Mudlick Mail CEO Greg Sands founded Mudlick in 2008, after searching for years for the right advertising vehicle for the more than 20 repair shops he owns and operates. Direct mail was the only method that allowed Sands to accurately reach high-caliber customers within the market area of his stores.

"Our success comes from experience. We know what works and we're happy to share that knowledge with our clients - assisting them with everything from building the right target list to crafting a compelling offer," said Mudlick Mail President Tim Ross.

Mudlick Mail is a company on the rise and saw its sales rise to more than $7 million in 2010. Its customer base also increased significantly, from just under 100 in 2009 to more than 350 in 2010.

ABOUT HONEST-1

Honest-1 offers single franchise programs as well an area representative program. The AR program allows for acquisition of an exclusive territory for the purpose of selling franchises and servicing the franchises that are sold in that particular area. Honest-1 currently has repair centers open or in development in 14 states and is expanding nationwide.

For more information about Mudlick Mail visit: http://www.mudlickmail.com

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[Press-News.org] Auto Repair Shop Direct Mail Provider Mudlick Mail Forms Partnership With Honest-1
Auto repair shop direct mail services provider, Mudlick Mail has formed a partnership with Honest-1 Auto Care, the nation's only eco-friendly auto repair chain.