There may be some online marketers today who no longer believe in the power of blogging to promote their business. However, there are a lot more who argue against this position. Many remain steadfast in their belief that blogging is one of the most valuable elements that every business must invest in and continuously develop in order to get ahead.

Since its debut in 2010, Pinterest has captivated over 70 million users around the globe, making it the fastest growing social platform today.

With the number of records breached increasing 37.4% in the first nine months of 2011* over 2010, it has become increasingly important for retailers to implement a security program to protect their cardholders’ data in the event of a breach.

“Too much of a good thing is bad,” is a phrase I am sure many of you have heard at least once in your life. While the phrase may be a bit cliché, there is some truth to it. It is something that I have seen on many sites in my time. You visit an ecommerce site only to be overwhelmed by a multitude of site marketing and hundreds or thousands of hierarchical navigation links. You may have an idea of what you want, but have no idea how to get to it.

Experienced marketers from around the world would agree just how important word of mouth is when it comes to the world of advertising. It's not only free of charge, but very effective too. After all, most people usually believe and trust those who are close to them and they like. This type of promotion can work like magic!

You blog. You tweet. You post. You pin. You upload. You obsess over analytic numbers, checking likes, views, and shares on a frequent basis. But as you may have discovered, having high analytic numbers does not mean that your product is selling like hotcakes.

In the ecommerce world, content remains king although it has taken on fresh looks that are more effective in this modern age and time. Infographics are one of these new ways to interestingly present content.

It’s that time of year again – the Holiday Season is already upon us and in full swing. The winter holidays make up one of the biggest and most important times of the year for consumers and businesses alike. And if you haven’t shifted your online marketing into full gear, you probably should…

Many businesses today spend a good deal of time developing their Facebook fan pages in order to expand their reach, strengthen their branding, introduce new products, engage customers, and more. So rather than waste your time posting random thoughts whenever you feel like it, we're making it much easier for you. Below are some tips for Facebook fan page posting that will absolutely and positively help your business move forward.

Very few thought hashtags would latch on to web surfers and social media users, but they did. And when this began, it exploded--- fast. So if you're still not maximizing the use of hashtags in your own promotional efforts and social media accounts, you're lagging behind and probably missing out on a great method to make the process more effectual.

Email continues to be the one channel your audience accesses on a regular basis. To really succeed at this, your marketing emails must be trustworthy, relevant, and conversational. So how do we build the trust?

With the intense growth of ecommerce over the recent years, it's no wonder so many businesses have also entered the blogisphere. Don't just start blogging because everybody else is doing it. It's very important that you actually understand how blogging can actually grow your business.

Everybody who's anybody in the modern marketing world knows just how important it is to strengthen your presence on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media outlets. Here are 4 Google Plus elements you can employ in order to win plus points for your company.

In today’s technology and social media obsessed society, many marketers now focus on connecting and engaging with their audience via Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and whatever other social channels that seem to be the current fad.Email marketing has become the neglected one in the current environment.

Should you create a company blog? The answer is yes! Blogging gives you the opportunity to share topics of interest with your customers and your readers.

One of the biggest reasons smartphones took off early on with Windows Mobile and Blackberry was due to the demand of needing access to emails while on-the-go. Today, for many, it is hard to imagine not having access to email wherever you may be

What does responsive really mean and do we fully understand what goes behind it? Is there right or wrong content for responsive design?

Americaneagle.com is pleased to announce that the American Dental Association (ADA) website has won the Interactive Media Awards Outstanding Achievement Award in the category for “Associations”.

Responsive design is the current trend and philosophy for building sites within the web development community. It is simply one answer to account for the wide variety of devices we encounter today and even tomorrow.

More people prefer using their smartphones or other mobile devices more each day and it is only going to continue to grow. At the end of 2011 the total of smartphones entering the World per day was about 1.45M devices compared to about 3.6M devices by the end of 2012.