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.

Mobile searches now outpace Desktop searches in the United States by far. More people are searching on their mobile devices than their computers in 10 countries, according to Google. Whether you manage a corporate website or a mid-size E-commerce website, this is important news for anyone with a website.

Mobile devices are taking the Web by storm. There are users out there who are ditching their laptop computers to use their Tablets and Smartphones. As far as Desktops are concerned, many people have given them up a long time ago.

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.)

IBM says businesses should expect a record-breaking holiday shopping forecast this season. They predict Mobile Holiday Shopping will take center stage, as more people will be shopping from their Smartphones and Tablets than ever before.

Google rarely ceases to update its search engine systems; this is why we see the SEO field inundated with practices of speculation and concepts.

Managing the power of web content and marketing for social media can help enhance your client base and audience in a vivid way. However, getting started without any prior experience or perception could be quite a task.

Is your website optimized for local business search and social marketing? If not, the following is a list of ways to accomplish this important goal, and improve traffic to your website.

You have great products to offer your customers, but as soon as they enter the checkout phase, they suddenly abandon their shopping cart. This can be frustrating for anyone, especially when you know you have quality products to offer.

Finding out what the top ecommerce websites have in common is easy. All you have to do is view websites, such as Amazon, BestBuy, Target, etc. They all make the buying process a breeze. In this post, we’re going to share five important items all top ecommerce websites have and what your website should contain.

Alright, we admit, we couldn't resist creating another blog post with five extra must-haves for an ecommerce website. The following are five additional things to help increase the value of your website.