This partnership includes the integration of PERQ'S high-engaging FATWIN platform with AutoHook's high-converting incentive solutions and sales match attribution data, powered by Urban Science.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 18, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- AutoHook, powered by Urban Science has partnered with PERQ, specialists in personalized, interactive web engagement technology, to deliver auto dealers a one-two punch when it comes to engaging and converting website traffic. The partnership also enables enhanced lead attribution by streamlining actionable automotive data and reporting.

AutoHook's test drive incentives will be integrated into the FATWIN platform, at no additional cost to dealer clients, and will further enhance the conversation between consumers and dealers, influencing in-market buyers to engage with dealerships through test-drive incentives and customizable offers.

"PERQ has an impressive reputation among the dealers we were already working with, and we recognize they are creating great conversion tools for dealers and their websites," said David Metter, president of AutoHook, powered by Urban Science. "We look forward to a successful partnership and driving unprecedented results for our combined clients."

The new partnership is particularly synergistic because both AutoHook and PERQ focus on targeting customers with precisely relevant experiences/information and offers/incentives based on real time consumer information and behavior.

PERQ's FATWIN Web Engagement platform converts static Calls To Actions (CTAs), such as banners and buttons, and lead forms into customized, relevant, interactive conversations with online shoppers. PERQ is able to capture five times the amount of data points on online auto customers, helping dealerships better engage with, and convert, website shoppers into showroom buyers - and has already generated over two million leads through its more personal, collective website experience.

The partnership also facilitates integration between PERQ's FATWIN Web Engagement platform and AutoHook's sales match data, giving dealers and OEMs the power to attribute all showroom visits and sales to a single campaign. AutoHook's incentive solutions are proven to drive incremental leads and sales, while delivering show rates of up to twice the national average.

"We're thrilled to integrate our FATWIN platform with AutoHook's powerful incentive engine," said Andy Medley, co-founder and president of PERQ. "The integration helps us supercharge FATWIN's already interactive and engaging experience while providing solid lead attribution through AutoHook's showroom and sales match data - and, most importantly, driving more leads and showroom visitors to our dealer clients."

About PERQ
PERQ (www.perq.com), a marketing technology provider, boosts website conversions by creating and delivering interactive experiences to the right consumers at the right time. Founded in 2001, PERQ solutions today are used by more than 1,000 businesses across the United States. PERQ's brands have been named to the Inc. "500 Fastest Growing Companies in America" list on three separate occasions.

About AutoHook, powered by Urban Science (http://www.DriveAutoHook.com)
AutoHook, powered by Urban Science provides targeted incentives that convert at every touchpoint. Their solutions integrate across all three automotive tiers to drive more incremental sales, more new to brand buyers, more showroom visits, and optimum conversion rates across channels. AutoHook has shattered the trend of vague industry metrics with concise attribution reporting that proves actual ROI. No other digital endeavor has come close to mastering AutoHook's ability to attribute all showroom visits and sales to a single campaign while delivering show rates of up to twice the national average. Drive Conversion. Drive Showroom Visits. Drive the Experience. Drive Sales at DriveAutoHook.com.

PERQ Media Contacts
Melanie Webber, mWEBB Communications, melanie@mwebbcom.com or 949-307-1723
Cassandra Cavanah, mWEBB Communications, Cassandra@mwebbcom.com or 818-397-4630

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