The New AmericanCowboy.com, Where the Web Gets Western

Boulder, CO, September 13, 2014 --(PR.com)-- American Cowboy welcomes readers to their new digital spread. The magazine for Western lifestyle, people, and travel has updated their website with a whole new look.

AmericanCowboy.com now gives its loyal audience improved usability and navigation, as well as plenty of new features, while still offering the best of what they love about the magazine: incredible content, stunning photography, and a passion for all things cowboy.

Here are some of the exciting features of AmericanCowboy.com (http://www.americancowboy.com):

· Frontiers: A section dedicated to beautiful photo essays
· History: Devoted to the legends of the Old West
· Ranch Life: A new section for the modern cowboy. New technology, how-tos, and inspirational stories about real ranchers
· Enhanced sections concentrating on cowboy and cowgirl gear and fashion, entertainment, and travel
· An enhanced events section where users can find events or upload their own
· Reader-submitted recipes, poetry, and book reviews
· Forums—an online cowboy community
· A new staff blog called The Outfit: On Staff at American Cowboy

American Cowboy editor Bob Welch says the staff is thrilled with the new possibilities for their readers.

“As we launch this redesigned website, everyone on the American Cowboy team is extremely excited,” Welch said. “Our digital team has done a wonderful job in the preparation and this new design and functionality really fits American Cowboy’s style. Really, the sky is the limit for this new website.”

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