These 10 easy tips will help you build an ecommerce website that brings in profits and delivers value to your customers. Starting an ecommerce website can be a major undertaking, and it is important that you build a strong foundation before launching your site.

The start of 2016 comes with numerous expectations in the digital marketing sphere, giving marketers a sneak peek into what it will take to stay competitive. Based on the trends of the last several years and expert predictions for the future, web-based marketing will continue its sky-high trajectory and those who aren't up to the challenge are at risk of falling behind. If you haven't taken the time to adjust your marketing strategies, the clock is ticking. Here's what to expect over the next 11 months.

On April 21, 2015, many website owners braced themselves as Google released its Mobilegeddon update. It was Déjà vu - December 31st, 1999 (Y2K) all over again for some people. Many marketers scrounged around to get their websites mobile-friendly, as if their world was going to end.

One big misconception that many people believe is that your business must be in a certain industry in order to invest in a responsive design or mobile app development. Regardless of what industry your business falls into (retail, industrial, real estate, manufacturing, ecommerce, etc.)

Whether a visitor is viewing a website from a Desktop, Tablet or Smartphone device, people expect the same level of experience.  In other words, if it is a breeze browsing a website from a PC, the experience should be the same on a mobile phone or tablet.

Is your business equipped to market to the new digital consumer?

Here are eight things all small businesses need to know about the future of mobile marketing.

There are so many web design trends today that it can be confusing to choose the best one for your website. At Maximize, we have collaborated the research for you. The results are in.

More and more people are purchasing mobile devices than ever before. Experts predict that mobile sales in the U.S. are going to reach $31 billion by 2015, according to Mashable. If your website isn’t well optimized for mobile, you could lose potential leads and sales.