Mobile SEO

Columnist Jim Yu outlines Google's long march toward a mobile-first index and explains why optimizing for mobile devices is no longer optional.

Mobile search finally broke the 50% mark—more than half of all Internet searches are done on mobile devices! In order to remain the top search engine on any device, Google knows it needs to enhance the user experience on smaller portals, so it has been quietly rearranging mobile search display. To make sure your business is still visible to your mobile-searching customers, you need to keep up with SEO and apply those strategies to your Google property listings.

How do you actually start tracking your SEO? This How To will explain you how, using Google Analytics!

This article was created to provide a mobile friendly solution in addition to optimizing your mobile site to bring in traffic from mobile searchers.

Are you doing mobile SEO the right way? This article outlines the key elements that will help drive more organic mobile search traffic to your content.

Metrics give important information about your site’s performance, including how many people it’s reached and whether those visitors take other actions after visiting a particular page.

A tool Google created to test your website to see if it is mobile friendly.

Consumers want everything delivered in the palm of their hand, and they want it fast.

If your site isn't easy to use on mobile, Google penalizes it by ranking it lower on its mobile search results pages. To give publishers even more of an incentive to offer mobile-friendly pages, Google today announced that, in May, it will increase the importance of having a mobile page, and sites that are not mobile-friendly will rank even lower than before.

Find out all there is to know about mobile SEO and learn how to start ranking well in mobile searches.

Is your business mobilized for a cell phone or a tablet? If not, you could be missing out on potential clients and website traffic.

3 ways to implement your mobile website according to Google's Guidelines.

Learn the pros and cons of responsive and adaptive design. Make better design decisions.

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