Google has been slowly rolling out its approach to looking at mobile URLs for ranking purposes for several years now. However, there’s no way to know for sure if your site is being indexed this way yet—and you can’t opt out. It’s best to err on the side of caution and make sure your site […]
View Full ArticleThe biggest SEO (search engine optimization) trend is mobile-first indexing. Google’s bots previously only looked at data from desktops. That’s now changing. Google is now in the process of looking at the key elements of your mobile information. The bots are looking at your structured data, links, and content. How can you rank higher with […]
View Full ArticleIn 2016, Google announced its plan for mobile-first indexing, explaining that its algorithm will eventually rank sites based solely on their mobile versions. As more and more people switch to mobile browsing, Google wants to prioritize the mobile user experience over the desktop experience. They started to roll out mobile-first indexing in December 2017, but […]
View Full ArticleGetting a featured snippet is a great way to attract visitors to your site. A featured snippet is the search result that appears at the top of the organic results page and attempts to answer the user’s question. It’s longer than the standard snippets that appear under each search result, and it usually answers the […]
View Full ArticleGoogle has been shifting its focus to mobile-friendly innovations for several years now. The “Mobilegeddon” algorithm, which favors sites that perform well on smartphones and tablets, was one of Google’s earliest efforts to encourage websites to become more mobile-friendly. Now, Google is getting ready to fully roll out its mobile-first index on a larger scale. […]
View Full ArticleMobile SEO becomes more and more important every year, and you can expect some big changes in 2018. Experts at Saba SEO, a leading search engine marketing agency in San Diego, share three predictions for mobile SEO this year. 1. Progressive Web Apps Will Continue to Grow Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) were a big trend […]
View Full ArticleLaunched in 2015, Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) is a Google and Twitter project created to make mobile pages faster. It’s an appealing option since people are often impatient on mobile devices when doing online search. AMP minimizes page load requirements by eliminating some HTML capabilities, only loading images when they come into view, and using […]
View Full ArticleIn 2015, Google announced that mobile searches had overtaken desktop searches. In over 10 countries, including the United States, more searches now take place on mobile devices than on desktops. This includes searches from Google’s app and from mobile browsers. The increase in mobile searches has had a profound impact on the dynamics of internet […]
View Full ArticleWe’re now living in a world dominated by mobile devices, with 80 percent of internet users owning smartphones. More people now search for whatever they need to find online with a mobile device rather than a PC. These are just some of the reasons why mobile is the most powerful channel today in terms of […]
View Full ArticleWith the mobile-first index, Google creates and ranks its search listings based on the mobile version of a website. This means that responsive websites could enjoy a better rank, and nonresponsive websites may be at the losing end. The speed of loading is another critical factor that determines rank, and there are several other points […]
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