Boston Online Magazine IMBoston Launches New Website Design to Better Highlight Features
Boston, MA (PRWEB) February 09, 2016 -- IMBoston, the Boston-targeted online magazine, has announced the launch of their redesigned website (http://imboston.com/). The site was revamped to make the interface more user-friendly, better highlight the features and provide useful and robust local information. Although the main focus of the magazine remains the same – highlighting and sharing interesting stories of Bostonians, compared to the old site, the new one has more interactive features and allows readers to become more engaged through local news, events, living tips and other helpful information related to the community of Boston.
IMBoston was founded with the mission to start a tribute to the people of Boston. Readers are encouraged to discover interesting people around the neighborhood, learn more about the city, and have the chance to build connections with those who are close by and share the same passions. “This site is dedicated to all the many faces, characters, and stories of those who, along with us, love this city,” excepted from IMBoston.
Earning consistent 100 weekly likes on Facebook, this newborn media has caught Boston's attention and has grown rapidly. To bring the community together, IMBoston also hosts networking events to gather highlighted people and readers. “We are more than a magazine; we are a real community for people who enjoy Boston and are proud to call this city home,” says Stefanie Daneau, the Co Founder of IMBoston “This is an amazing place where people and stories are born and grow. The people of Boston are what make IMBoston great.”
IMBoston positions itself a place for everyone in the community to contribute. They welcome user-generated content and encourage people to submit stories or become contributors. To learn more about the magazine and how to participate, please visit their website at http://imboston.com.
Stefanie Daneau, IMBoston, +1 (617) 674-2100, [email protected]
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