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From Chadwick Design
On Google’s official blog, Webmaster Central, Google announced that starting April 21st they will be officially considering the mobile-friendliness of a website as part of their ranking algorithm for mobile search results.
They go on to say “This change will affect mobile searches in all languages worldwide and will have a significant impact in our search results.”
Google’s main goal, as always, is to improve the searcher experience. It’s frustrating to search on a phone and land on a page that’s so tiny you can’t accurately click the links without pinching, zooming and scrolling.
If your site is not mobile-friendly you may see a drop in your Google rankings from the 21st. You can check if you are compliant with Google’s Mobile Optimization Guidelines here.
Note that the mobile-friendly update only affects mobile search results — i.e., searches from smartphones and tablets — not searches conducted on a desktop or laptop computer.
Read more (link to external website – Chadwick Design)
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