Mobile First – Google search results prioritized starting now
Google’s message is very clear: The time to adapt to mobile is now. http://mashable.com/2016/11/04/google-mobile-index/#IopuuB8srqqS Advertisements
Tag: mobile
Google to promote “Mobile Friendly” Sites in Search Results
“As more people use mobile devices to access the internet, (Search) algorithms have to adapt to these usage patterns.”
Google Announcement Feb. 2015.
Mobile: Connecting Shoppers to Local Stores
Article worth a look: New Research Shows How Digital Connects Shoppers to Local Stores “The retail industry is undergoing a dramatic shift: In-store foot traffic is down, online research is up and smartphones are becoming increasingly important to the consumer’s in-store shopping journey.”
Internet.org – Redoubling Efforts
Worth reviewing this weekend… News about Internet.org creating free network access for users: PCWorld.com News Article July 31, 2014 The position http://internet.org develops comes from the basic statistic: Only 1 out of every 3 people can go online. Why aren’t more people connected? Devices are too expensive. Service plans are too expensive. There’s no mobile network […]
Adwords. When & How.
I always appreciate when my clients or others — take time to build pages in their websites that describe services, offers and products. For the rare (sometimes exceedingly rare) diligent site visitor, the effort conveys quite a bit of information about you and your business. So we appreciate the effort it took to generate all […]
Wireless … and all those future internet users
I posted the other day that more than 4B people around the world don’t have internet access — we’ve been watching as big internet companies explore delivery as well as appliances to connect to those services. This is a glimpse of how seriously the windup is being treated: http://www.wififorward.org/ A consortium of big companies working […]
How important is Mobile?
Motorola, famous maker of phones and tablet computers and computing hardware in general, was recently acquired by Google. Recent comments by the Motorola CEO illuminate a shift in strategy. If you haven’t been paying attention, now might be a time to start. In 2013, Motorola more or less pulled the plug on making tablet computers. […]
