What AutoAlert changed

• The top announcement banner stating "PureCars acquires AutoAlert to create the industry’s most powerful data and marketing platform" has been removed.
• The link to "Read more" about the acquisition is no longer at the top of the page.

The initial buzz around PureCars acquiring AutoAlert is fading. The company is moving from "breaking news" mode into a standard operating phase where the two brands are fully integrated.

• The website removed a temporary alert about Microsoft outages and demo form issues.
• A new headline announcement was added stating that PureCars has acquired AutoAlert.
• The site now positions the combined entity as the industry's most powerful data and marketing platform.

Two major players in automotive data and marketing have merged. This creates a larger competitor with combined resources, potentially making it harder for smaller tools to compete on data scale and dealership reach.

• Removed the top banner announcement regarding PureCars acquiring AutoAlert.
• Added a new urgent banner warning users about Microsoft outages affecting "Schedule a Demo" forms.
• Added a manual link for users to schedule demos while the forms are broken.
• Updated a headline to use a straight apostrophe instead of a curly one.

AutoAlert is currently facing technical issues with their lead capture forms due to a Microsoft outage. This creates a temporary gap in their ability to seamlessly convert new prospects.