Licenced Taxi Marketing database

UK Licenced Taxi Email, Phone and Postal Data Lists

Licenced Taxi Email Marketing Lists

Licenced Taxi Telephone Marketing Lists

Licenced Taxi Postal Mailing Lists

Each record features the name of a senior-level contact, typically the managing director or business owner. Coverage focuses on head offices and single-location businesses, with branch-level management contacts excluded to keep your outreach strategically focused.

Tailored data counts can be generated rapidly against a wide range of criteria including geographic location (region, county, or city), driving distance radius, employee headcount, additional decision-maker contacts, turnover where available, and mixed SIC code selections, enabling highly targeted campaigns built around your exact requirements.

This dataset includes 801 email records for licenced taxi operators across the UK, with notable concentrations in South East (175) and Greater London (158). Whether your focus is small, independent businesses or larger operations, this database ensures direct access to key senior level decision makers in the industry.

This dataset contains 2,513 named telephone records for licenced taxi operators, with with Greater London having the highest count at 461, followed by the South East with 435 and the North West with 209. The list spans various UK regions, with Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland all represented.

The UK Taxi Operators Postal Mailing List contains 6,983 businesses. Greater London leads with 1,606 taxi operations, the South East with 1,214, and the North West with 598. The list covers a range of regions across the UK, from Northern Ireland to Wales.

Regarding employee size, most businesses are either of unknown size (3,620) or small operations with 1 to 4 employees (2,484). Larger operations are rare, with only 17 businesses employing between 100 to 249 employees and no businesses exceeding 500 employees. It would be fair to surmise that most licenced taxi operators will be single handed businesses.

Combining email, phone, and postal data creates a powerful multi-channel marketing strategy that ensures your message reaches taxi operators through their preferred communication channels. Start with email campaigns to introduce your services or products, followed by targeted phone calls to engage directly with decision-makers. Reinforce your message with well-crafted postal mailings, adding a personal touch that stands out. This integrated approach not only increases the chances of your message being seen but also builds stronger connections with your audience, boosting engagement and response rates across all channels.

Most Cafes and Coffeeshops tend to be small, independent shops serving the immediate local community, typically in urban or suburban areas and areas such as shopping parades, garden centres, sea sides or high streets where there are high levels of footfall and passing traffic.

Naturally, being local and community-based, the majority of cafes and coffee shops are not seasonally affected unless they are in a tourist or visitor hotspot. They often serve as a local hub for the local community, neighbourhoods, local businesses and organisations such as schools, colleges, churches, and garages.

Many cafes and coffee shops do not tend to be owner-managed or run on a day-to-day basis by them, instead many being run by part-time, full-time or casual staff. Cafes employing a larger number of employees tend to be part of a group of companies, chains or franchises. Some business owners may have several outlets in the villages, communities or towns immediately surrounding the first shop.