Tag Archive for: mobile friendly
How Mobile Local SEO Can Help Your Business
A Mobile-Friendly Website Is Vital for Your Mobile Local SEO Strategy
If you don’t have a mobile local SEO strategy in place it can hurt your business if your customer base is local.
Do you like losing customers to your competition? Of…
Google Mobile Search Algorithm to Update May 2016
https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly?utm_source=mft&utm_medium=redirect&utm_campaign=mft-redirectOver the years we have talked quite about Mobile Search here on our blog including this post about the Google Mobile Update on…
Top 8 Mobile Website Shopping Problems According to Consumers
A recent study done by Bizrate Insights uncovers the top problems consumers experience when mobile website shopping, ie; shopping online from their mobile device.
Almost all of these mobile website shopping problems relate to usability. Does…
Are Mobile Fanatics Finding Your Business in Local Search?
Mobile fanatics make up 40% of the US smartphone population. You may even be a mobile fanatic.
Mobile fanatics are people who do at least 10 searches per week on at least two devices from multiple locations. Maybe you are watching TV with…
Google Mobile Search Algorithm to Update April 21, 2015
This is the first time in the history of Google that we can remember them giving official notice of an upcoming algorithm update and telling Webmasters the exact date the algorithm will go live!
In the Google Mobile Algorithm announcement…
Prepare for a Potential Google Mobile Algorithm
The above warning in a recent Search Engine Land article titled Is Your Local Site Mobile Friendly? Should It Be? caught my attention. Would your website be ready if a Google mobile algorithm update was released today?
On our blog we have…
Google Sends Notices to Webmasters With Sites That Are Not Mobile Friendly
Google has made two strong moves towards encouraging (or gently forcing) all webmasters to become more Mobile Friendly. Could this mean Google is launching a new mobile algorithm update soon?
The first move was in November 2014 when Google…