Mobilegeddon is nearing fast. Your website days are numbered if it is still not mobile-friendly. So it is high time to take some action. Make your site responsive before April 21 so that it remains unaffected by the upcoming mobile algorithm update of Google. Else the search engine giant will simply banish the site from its mobile search result. Take a look at the presentation to find how you can save your site from Mobilegeddon. To learn more visit http://sbr-technologies.com/what-is-mobilegeddon/

2. 50% of all Google searches come from mobile devices?
DO YOU KNOW THAT
Google has taken this into account and to
enhance the browsing experience of users
on different mobile platforms it has
decided to include mobile responsiveness
as a decisive factor while ranking a site on
mobile search.

3. “Starting April 21, we will be expanding our use of mobile-
friendliness as a ranking signal. This change will affect mobile
searches in all languages worldwide and will have a significant
impact in our search results.“

4. If 40 percent of your website traffic comes
from mobile devices and your site is not
mobile responsive, you are in no position to
snub this upcoming mobile algorithm update
of Google.

5. Else there could be a significant drop in
your site rank on mobile search result
and you will lose a good portion of your
potential customers forever.

6. APRIL 21ST IS
APPROACHING
RAPIDLY.

7. Wondering what you need to do to
upgrade your site for mobile?
The following slides will tell you how to save your site from
Mobilegeddon.

8. Use Google’s Mobile-Friendly Testing Tool to find out
whether your site is mobile compatible or not?

9. Google will determine the mobile-friendliness of your site
at the page level. This means the entire site needs to be
mobile compatible, not just the home page. So check each
individual page.

10. Check every nook and corner of your
web page. If any area of your page is
not mobile optimized, such as a video
or flash animation, your rank could
drop for mobile searches.

11. Responsive design is the most popular option to maximize
user experience on different mobile platforms. It automatically
detects the type of device being used to access the site and
adjusts the layout accordingly.

12. Mobile URLs
With mobile URLs you need to
develop a separate mobile
version of your site on a
different URL. When any user
will access your site from a
mobile device, they will be
redirected to the proper URL.

13. Page Loading Times Matter
Optimize the loading speed of your site on mobile. Google
favors fast loading web pages.

14. Avoid annoying popups
as Google believes that
such advertising efforts
damage the overall
user experience.

15. Effortless
scrolling and
navigation of
site
Short contact
forms asking
for minimum
information
Large
buttons for
easy tapping
on screen
Mobile
optimized
video
content
Mobile Apps
with
directions
Top 5
Features
Consumers
Want On
Your Mobile
Website

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