AutoLoop Launches New Website to Reflect Company Growth

Clearwater, FL (PRWEB) February 03, 2014

“AutoLoop was built on the premise of making business easier—and more profitable—for dealers,” said Jason Bennick, AutoLoop COO. “To remain consistent with that goal, our online profile will naturally evolve as we move forward and expand our product offerings.”

To familiarize users with each of AutoLoop’s components, the site features eye-catching graphics and detailed product descriptions, as well as informative videos. In addition, readers will find ongoing dealership news, press releases, tips, blogs and other useful, easy-to-access information concerning the latest in automotive marketing innovation. The site’s increased mobile optimization provides greater accessibility across a wider range of media.

“We’re excited that the launch of our new site coincides with the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) convention, as we can demonstrate our dynamic content of the new site,” said Bennick. “Visitors can easily find everything from a general overview of the entire AutoLoop suite to a comprehensive breakdown of specific product features.”

“We’re confident that both current and potential customers will benefit from its updated look and feel, and make it their go-to site for everything necessary to engage customers and increase profits.”

About AutoLoop:
Since 2005, AutoLoop’s commitment to “Retention Through Engagement” has helped automotive dealerships nationwide increase sales, improve client retention and achieve overall higher satisfaction ratings. With an all-encompassing platform that monitors customer DMS activity in real-time, AutoLoop automatically triggers personalized custom messages through voice, email, SMS and direct mail to precisely targeted customers. As an Inc. 500 company tracking over 40 million dealership customers—with nearly a billion individual communications initiated—we’re passionate about making AutoLoop America’s best customer retention partner for progressive dealerships.

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