What AWeber changed

• Added AI builders for landing pages, signup forms, and emails that generate code from text prompts.
• Launched an MCP connector that allows users to manage subscribers and view stats directly inside ChatGPT and Claude.
• Introduced a "Newsletter Assistant" that automatically drafts weekly emails based on website content.
• Added a detailed competitor comparison table targeting Mailchimp, Kit, and others.
• Replaced general "how-to" sections with specific AI-driven use cases for coaches, ecommerce, and nonprofits.
• Updated social proof to highlight a 4.9-star Google review rating.

AWeber is shifting from a template-based editor to a prompt-based AI creation tool. They are also the first in their category to offer deep integration with ChatGPT and Claude for account management and data analysis.

• The "Schedule now" link for free migrations was updated from aweber.com/migration.htm to www.aweber.com/migration.htm.
• The "Contact us" link for 24/7 support was updated from aweber.com/contact-us.htm to www.aweber.com/contact-us.htm.

The site updated its internal links to include the "www" prefix. This is likely a technical SEO or domain configuration update to ensure consistent link behavior across the site.

• Removed extensive legal sections regarding billing, spam policies, and DMCA requests.
• Added a new section highlighting AI writing and Subject Line assistants.
• Introduced "Customer love stories" featuring testimonials from users like Paula Rizzo and Jay Baer.
• Added a detailed FAQ section for small business owners covering pricing and platform comparisons.
• Highlighted free migration services and 24/7 support.
• Listed specific integrations with tools like Shopify, PayPal, and Etsy.

The page has shifted from a dense legal document to a sales-focused landing page. This suggests a change in how they want to present their value to new visitors, focusing on features like AI tools, migrations, and specific integrations rather than just compliance.