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by Govind Agarwal April 25, 2016 Follow @submitedgeApril 25, 2016 Ever since its inception in 1998, Google was seen as a pioneer in search. It was however un-assumedly thought of as something that would be consistent across platforms. Consistency was thought to prevail all across and would never dub down. This assumption of a static … Continue reading Google Mobilegeddon – The Phone and Desktop Search Ranking Differentiation
Alex PriceJune 2, 2015 Unless you’re Kimmy Schmidt, you probably heard some buzz (or as the case may be, panic) about Mobilegeddon over the past few weeks. On April 21, Google launched its new algorithm update, designed to alter the ranking of its mobile search results to favor mobile-friendly sites and ultimately, to provide a … Continue reading Does Mobilegeddon Really Even Matter?
Nathan RobersonMay 29, 2015 It isn’t surprising to most who work in the world of search engine optimization to hear that Google is yet again creating or updating an algorithm that will surely throw things off track for website owners, developers, and content writers giving it their all to keep up with the pace. In … Continue reading How To Optimize Your Website for Mobile in The Wake of “Mobilegeddon” (Infographic)
Mari KaneMay 13, 2015 In case you hadn’t noticed, Mobilegeddon is upon us. Unlike a regular armageddon with explosions and cataclysms, Mobilegeddon is the quiet meltdown effect of Google’s new algorithm upon your website, should it not be optimized for smartphones. The almighty Google has been warning users and developers for years that we must … Continue reading How to get Optimized for Smartphones
Steve MastersApril 24, 2015 Google’s infamous Mobilegeddon has arrived (April 21, 2015). You mean you haven’t heard about it? It’s big news for every website owner who cares about being found in search. In its February 26th announcement, Google Webmaster Tools (GWT) explained its plans to roll out an algorithm update that would favour mobile-friendly … Continue reading #Mobilegeddon Is Here – Is Your Website Mobile Friendly?
Jonathan BrightApril 21, 2015 Ahhhh, the Google algorithm update. From my perspective as a journalist these are always a bit like the culinary run-up to Christmas. Every industry commentator with something to say about your website and brand strategy assumes the role of TV chef, each with a hot new SEO recipe to get you … Continue reading Don’t Worry About ‘Mobilegeddon’, You Can Stand the Heat
Owain PowellApril 9, 2015 Search giant Google fired warning shots to all webmasters in February 15 from their official blog, with a forewarning of an update on the 21st April which would significantly impact search results for non-mobile-friendly websites. Google have recently announced the name of this algorithm update (dubbed Mobilegeddon). This update is expected … Continue reading How Prepared Are You For Mobilegeddon?
Tara AlemanyMarch 16, 2015 Typically, when Google makes a change to its algorithm, website developers are left in the dark. We don’t know when they’re coming or what the change is. If we did, then it might allow us to “game the system” to ensure that our websites have just the right bells and whistles … Continue reading Is Your Website Ready for Mobilegeddon?
