• This new guide will show you everything you need to know about mobile SEO.
  • First, I’ll show you why mobile optimization is more important than ever.
  • Then, I’ll help you get your website ready for Google’s mobile-first index.
  • Sound good? Let’s dive right in…

CONTENTS

Is “SEO” Now About Optimizing for “Mobile SEO”?

Pretty much, yeah. At least if you’re optimizing your site for Google.

Today, 95% of all mobile searches are done on Google.

And for Google to retain this insane level of dominance, they’re going to tweak their algorithm so that it’s optimized for mobile users FIRST.

In fact, they already have…

First, Google rolled out its Mobile-Friendly Update (which many people called “Mobilegeddon”).

 

Is “SEO” Now About Optimizing for “Mobile SEO”?

Pretty much, yeah. At least if you’re optimizing your site for Google.

Today, 95% of all mobile searches are done on Google.

And for Google to retain this insane level of dominance, they’re going to tweak their algorithm so that it’s optimized for mobile users FIRST.

In fact, they already have…

First, Google rolled out its Mobile-Friendly Update (which many people called “Mobilegeddon”).

Is “SEO” Now About Optimizing for “Mobile SEO”?

Pretty much, yeah. At least if you’re optimizing your site for Google.

Today, 95% of all mobile searches are done on Google.

And for Google to retain this insane level of dominance, they’re going to tweak their algorithm so that it’s optimized for mobile users FIRST.

In fact, they already have…

First, Google rolled out its Mobile-Friendly Update (which many people called “Mobilegeddon”).

Is “SEO” Now About Optimizing for “Mobile SEO”?

Pretty much, yeah. At least if you’re optimizing your site for Google.

Today, 95% of all mobile searches are done on Google.

And for Google to retain this insane level of dominance, they’re going to tweak their algorithm so that it’s optimized for mobile users FIRST.

In fact, they already have…

First, Google rolled out its Mobile-Friendly Update (which many people called “Mobilegeddon”).

Is “SEO” Now About Optimizing for “Mobile SEO”?

Pretty much, yeah. At least if you’re optimizing your site for Google.

Today, 95% of all mobile searches are done on Google.

And for Google to retain this insane level of dominance, they’re going to tweak their algorithm so that it’s optimized for mobile users FIRST.

In fact, they already have…

First, Google rolled out its Mobile-Friendly Update (which many people called “Mobilegeddon”).

Is “SEO” Now About Optimizing for “Mobile SEO”?

Pretty much, yeah. At least if you’re optimizing your site for Google.

Today, 95% of all mobile searches are done on Google.

And for Google to retain this insane level of dominance, they’re going to tweak their algorithm so that it’s optimized for mobile users FIRST.

In fact, they already have…

First, Google rolled out its Mobile-Friendly Update (which many people called “Mobilegeddon”).

Is “SEO” Now About Optimizing for “Mobile SEO”?

Pretty much, yeah. At least if you’re optimizing your site for Google.

Today, 95% of all mobile searches are done on Google.

And for Google to retain this insane level of dominance, they’re going to tweak their algorithm so that it’s optimized for mobile users FIRST.

In fact, they already have…

First, Google rolled out its Mobile-Friendly Update (which many people called “Mobilegeddon”).

Is “SEO” Now About Optimizing for “Mobile SEO”?

Pretty much, yeah. At least if you’re optimizing your site for Google.

Today, 95% of all mobile searches are done on Google.

And for Google to retain this insane level of dominance, they’re going to tweak their algorithm so that it’s optimized for mobile users FIRST.

In fact, they already have…

First, Google rolled out its Mobile-Friendly Update (which many people called “Mobilegeddon”).

  • So that’s it for my guide to mobile optimization.
  • I hope you enjoyed it.
  • Now I’d like to hear your take:
  • What are you doing to get your site ready for mobile SEO?
  • Or maybe you have a question about something from today’s guide.
  • Either way, let me know by leaving a quick comment below.
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