Starting up a small business is just the beginning of the interesting life of an entrepreneur. Keeping it running smoothly is a challenge on its own and figuring out different ways to market your brand can be overwhelming. Yes, there are many ways to promote your brand, but online marketing is the way to go.

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.

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.)

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.

Lately, at Maximize, we have been noticing a few myths floating around the Internet about SEO. In this article, we are going to dispel a few common myths about this often misunderstood marketing solution.

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.

One of the biggest topics among many web developers and small business owners these days are the accessibility of websites on various wireless devices (i.e. iPhone, Android and tablet). So, what’s really the difference between building a mobile design and a responsive design?

Many people have a common belief that a website’s design doesn’t have to be great. In their eyes, all it takes is a great product or service to persuade people to buy.  Some people fail to realize that a “great” website design will set them apart from the competition.