Published by Bobit Business Media, Heavy Duty Trucking Magazine Mailing List reaches executives and professionals with purchasing authority in the commercial truck fleet (Classes 1-8) and truck and retailer dealership industries. They are subscribers to Heavy Duty Trucking Magazine and need insightful articles, news stories, and industry analysis to make informed business decisions on management, DOT compliance, and more. These high-level subscribers have the discretionary income to purchase products ranging from business operation supplies to semi-tractor vans and ocean containers.
This list enables marketers to deliver their product offerings to corporate executives and professionals who have titles including CEO, COO, president, vice president, procurement manager, fleet management director, maintenance and service director, and sales manager. These professionals are top decision-makers and actively manage businesses that provide logistics solutions for domestic and international markets. Intrastate, interstate, and “for hire” trucks and semi-tractors transport goods for industries including construction, manufacturing, food distribution, petroleum, sanitation, automotive, and general freight. They depend on Heavy Duty Trucking magazine to provide unbiased, analytical reporting on major issues concerning fleet leasing versus buying, regulatory compliance, business operation, and new product technology innovations. They read the magazine and its online suite of resources for niche topics on EPA diesel emissions standards, scheduled maintenance and inspections, employee drug testing, green initiatives, fuel quality issues, driver fatigue and training, highway funding, and fuel prices.
Decision making professionals and executives in this list are in need of quality products for daily operational success, growth, and profitability. They purchase trucks, refrigerated vans, GPS systems, load securing supplies, truck parts, fuel storage containers, electronic components, maintenance supplies, tools, warranties, automotive care products, tires, and windshields. They purchase professional business supplies like executive business wear, office supplies, computers, software, and office furnishings.
Professionals in the Heavy Duty Magazine Business Mailing List are receptive to marketing offers from truck manufacturers, retailers, drug testing facilities, government agencies, energy and fuel providers, direct mail and email marketers, driver safety providers software developers, tradeshow coordinators, industry publications, financial institutions, and continuing education providers. Multi-channel marketing is available. |
