What AutoRaptor changed

• Updated all internal links to remove the "www" prefix.
• Changed links for the AI Sales Assistant, Lead Management, and Reporting pages.
• Updated links for the Mobile App, Desking, and Communications sections.
• Modified the URL for the "Book Your Demo" button and the customer reviews page.

The company is cleaning up its technical infrastructure. Moving to non-www URLs is a common SEO and branding move to make links shorter and more modern.

• Updated the "Market Data" section to reflect 160,781 retail sales analyzed (up from 158,816).
• Increased the "median days on lot" metric from 38 to 39 days.
• Updated all internal site links to include the "www" prefix in the URL structure.

AutoRaptor uses fresh market data to position itself as a thought leader for independent dealerships. By updating their "days-on-lot" statistics, they provide current proof that their platform helps dealers beat the market average.

• Updated the Desking & F&I link to include "automotive-desking-software."
• Changed the Communications link to "customer-communication-software-for-dealerships."
• Renamed the Reporting link to "dealership-analytics-software."
• Updated the Lead Management link to "dealership-lead-management."
• Changed the Mobile App link to "car-dealership-mobile-crm."
• Updated all pricing links to "automotive-crm-pricing."

AutoRaptor changed their website links to include specific keywords like "software" and "automotive." This is a common move to help more car dealers find them through search engines like Google.