Is Your Site ‘Mobile- Responsive and Friendly’?
It’s the question that retailers love to dismiss: “Is your site optimized for mobile users?” Google is now making it harder to ignore the Smartphone-wielding elephant in the room with a new mobile search listing label that will identify mobile-friendly sites for users.
In the coming weeks, Google will be assigning the new “mobile-friendly” label to the mobile search results of sites that provide a pleasant cross-device experience.
Google’s intention is to alert mobile searchers to sites that will provide them with a better overall user experience. The new “mobile-friendly” text label will appear below the URL in the first line of the search result’s snippet.
Here’s an example of how a listing might appear on the search results page:
If you want your site to qualify for this label, start with the following tips: Avoid using software that could cause visibility issues on mobile devices, like Flash. Make sure that your text is readable on mobile devices without zooming.
Content should be sized to the device screen so that horizontal scrolling isn’t required. Links should be spaced far enough apart so that mobile users can easily click on the correct one
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Yes, our site is mobile responsive and friendly. But its not just enough to say so, we invest a lot of time in continually making WealthResult.com and Constative more and more mobile friendly as we develop new products and seek for new audiences.
70% of Nigeria internet users access the internet through mobile. If you are here and you are not optimizing for mobile, you aren’t serious for business yet.
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