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--- ## Company Research — AutoGetReady --- ### About AutoGetReady AutoGetReady is a comprehensive platform designed to streamline dealership operations and enhance efficiency, replacing traditional handwritten forms with a digital system that simplifies workflows and boosts productivity. It operates under the DBA "Automotive CRM Specialists" and was built by its founder in Hackettstown, NJ. The company appears to be a small, founder-led startup with no public funding disclosures; exact founding year is not publicly listed, but the site's earliest cached content dates to early 2025. No employee count or revenue figures are publicly available — this is likely a micro-company (1–5 people). --- ### What They Do AutoGetReady's core focus is simplifying the dealership "get ready" process — digitizing what has traditionally been managed through handwritten forms and hand-to-hand paper shuffling, eliminating unnecessary calls and delays. Key capabilities and features include: - **Centralized real-time dashboard** — all departments can access and update vehicle status in real-time, with timestamp-based accountability to ensure tasks are completed on time. - **Automated vendor alerts** — the platform instantly alerts third-party vendors when work is needed, eliminating delays and miscommunication. - **Cross-department visibility** — holds people accountable through timestamps, speeds up the process to get cars front-line ready faster, and enhances communication between departments. - **Flexible, no-commitment pricing** — customizable to dealership needs with no long-term contracts and inexpensive pricing. - **Self-serve demo environment** available on the website to explore the "Get Ready" workflow firsthand. **Notable customers/partnerships:** No publicly named enterprise customers or OEM partnerships found. One Yelp review from a used car manager noted positive results after switching from manual get-readys, calling it "one of the easiest and most efficient vendors." No recent press releases or product launch announcements found beyond the site's own marketing copy. --- ### DealerRefresh Audience Fit AutoGetReady targets the exact operational pain points that keep GMs, used car managers, reconditioning managers, and fixed ops directors up at night — slow turn times, inter-departmental miscommunication, and lack of accountability in the recon/get-ready pipeline. The platform is designed to help dealerships reduce costs, improve profitability, and stay ahead of the competition — language that maps directly to the DealerRefresh audience's daily concerns. **Product fit breakdown:** - 🟢 **Forum Banners** — High fit. GMs, used car directors, and fixed ops managers who influence or own the recon process are precisely the 3,000+ daily DealerRefresh users. "Get ready" software is an easy-to-understand, impulse-research product for those users. - 🟢 **Sponsored Forum Post** — Strong fit. A permanent, SEO-indexed post about digitizing recon/get-ready workflows would surface in AI search and Google for queries like "dealership get ready software" or "digital recon process." As a new entrant, AutoGetReady needs this kind of evergreen discovery content. - 🟡 **Demo / Review Video (Alex & Jeff)** — Good fit, but depends on product maturity. If the platform is polished enough for a live deep-dive, 5,000+ views from dealers who actually manage recon would be extremely targeted. Jorge's story as a former GM who built this himself is compelling content. - 🟡 **Retargeting Pixel** — Moderate fit. Works well if they're running Facebook/Instagram ads already or are willing to invest in a retargeting campaign. Likely requires more marketing infrastructure than they currently have, but easy to layer in. --- ### About Jorge Rodriguez Jorge Rodriguez is an automotive General Manager with 15+ years of experience streamlining processes, managing inventory, and maximizing profitability, consistently exceeding sales objectives and driving year-over-year growth. As the Automotive Software Creator at AutoGetReady in Hackettstown, NJ, he developed the platform himself to revolutionize the car delivery and inspection process — eliminating manual communication barriers, automating vendor alerts, and providing complete visibility and efficiency. A LinkedIn recommendation from a former colleague notes that Rodriguez served as Chief Operating Officer for Kasper Auto Group and exhibited "one of the highest levels of efficiency I have seen in upper management" during a 23-year industry tenure. He has been recruited to lead logistics and operations across multi-rooftop dealer groups, including Buick/GM and Toyota franchises. He holds CRM expertise with hands-on proficiency in vAuto, AutoTrader, Reynolds & Reynolds, AutoAlert, and DealerTrack. **Budget authority:** Jorge is the founder and creator — he holds **full decision-making authority** over any marketing spend. There is no procurement team or marketing department to navigate around. He controls the checkbook. The pitch should be framed around ROI and dealer-to-dealer credibility, not features — he's been a GM himself and will see through fluff immediately.

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coordinate and track vehicle get-ready tasks across departments in real-time without manual handoffs or phone calls, so they can reduce vehicle turn time and get cars front-line ready faster
When a dealership has multiple departments (sales, reconditioning, fixed ops) working on getting used vehicles inspection-ready for the lot
create visibility and accountability across the get-ready workflow with timestamped task completion, so they can eliminate miscommunication and finger-pointing between departments
When a GM or reconditioning manager needs to know which vehicles are delayed and who is responsible for the hold-up
automatically notify vendors of work orders and track their progress without manual calls or emails, so they can eliminate vendor communication delays and improve recon cycle time
When a dealership works with third-party vendors (detail, glass, mechanical repair) for vehicle conditioning

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