“I wanted the best and they provided it,” Huh says.
In 2016, Huh cites his total sales as around $320,000. By 2018 that number had doubled, and today Huh is tracking toward $750,000 in annual revenue.
“I knew it would take time, but I didn’t expect immediate gains within the first three months,” Huh says. “I was really hands-off on the whole thing, and they took care of me.”
Huh even shared a wall with a Meineke and Colonial Tire with a Precision Tune down the street, but Carmedix is thriving; the Meineke recently went out of business despite being there for almost a decade before Carmedix.
“That’s how competitive our market is,” Huh says, concluding that working with Autoshop Solutions not only bolstered his standing in the market and lead to more revenue, but it helped keep him afloat as direct competitors—including the adjacent Meineke—folded under pressure.
In 2016, Huh’s ARO was only $150. Since switching to Autoshop Solutions, he’s seen that number rise to almost $500—more than a 250 percent increase.
“Where I advertised made a huge difference,” Huh says, “and my clientele did a complete 360.” Huh now enjoys customers who value his work more, come back when their car needs fixing and spend more money on a regular basis.
Every morning, Huh enjoys checking the dashboard provided by Autoshop Solutions. He can see all the weekly, monthly and annual metrics regarding his custom website’s click rate, visitor numbers, how long they spent on the site and more. He can see his Google Ads budget at work and adjust accordingly. The dashboard also integrates with his phone system, recording all calls. Huh uses the recordings to work with his service advisors.
Autoshop Solutions also handles his mobile website, a fully realized and responsive version of the desktop site. They even handle all of his shop's social media, posting on Facebook and Twitter to draw attention to Carmedix and monitor the shop's online reputation.
“They even helped remove fake reviews that brought my score down,” Huh adds.
Looking ahead, Huh is waiting for the perfect opportunity to expand. When he does, he knows who is there to help him.
Who knows? Maybe an extra 10 hours a week is just the beginning.
