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Over a year ago, Google announced it was rolling out a new mobile-first index where the algorithms will primarily use the mobile version of a website’s content to rank its pages. Now, according to Search Engine Land, Google plans to move more sites to mobile-first index in the coming months.
What Does This Mean for Your Website?
Google wants its index and results to represent the majority of their users — who are mobile searchers. So, Google will now place value on mobile pages when indexing a site and determining its position on search results.
Once Google sets the change in motion, websites that do not have mobile-friendly designs will likely see significantly reduced search engine traffic.
liveBooks is Ready for Google’s Mobile-Index
Google developers haven’t set a specific date, but they expect to begin rolling out their mobile-first index this year. We are proud to say that all liveBooks websites are fully-responsive. Regardless of screen size, your website will adjust its width and features such as text and images to optimize its mobile visibility.
If you haven’t started using liveBooks yet, start your free trial and begin creating your beautiful, fully-responsive website today!
Additional Resources:
Search Engine Land FAQ: All about the Google mobile-first index
TechCrunch Google’s mobile-first search index has rolled out to a handful of sites
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March 19th, 2018 at 9:19 am
David
Great post! I will share this post with the team members of nexter at https://nexter.org/ that will definitely help them in publishing really good technology news. Thanks for sharing informative post.