After the release of new mobile ranking system called Mobilegeddon by Google, technology community in particular and people in general all nod and recognize that this system will be the start a revolution and the business that have no a mobile web presence will be affected most. From the result of study on top 10,000 sites, it can be summarized that 40% of the sites will be hurt by Google’s update.
The amount of sites without applying mobile strategy have made the switch is 25%
Many website owners who are sensitive to the change realized the necessity of responding with urgency and tried to approach the situation in many different ways. Of 25% of the sites surveyed mobile-optimized, 85% chose responsive web design to go mobile, 11% used adaptive and only 4% decided to go for a separate web address for mobile version.
Owning a mobile strategy as fast as possible is the target of e-commerce site owners
The websites surveyed include 5 categories that are news, e-commerce, technology, business, and sports. The amount of websites that have never ever owned any mobile footprint before but after the update they turned their attention toward optimizing the experience for their on-the-go users is 31%. In detail, this change can be shown through the growth rate of natural conversion (40%) and SEO. People tend to put more effort into Google’s Mobilegeddon Aftermath Eight Months
After the release of new mobile ranking system called Mobilegeddon by Google , technology community in particular and people in general all nod and recognize that this system will be the start a revolution and the business that have no a mobile web presence will be affected most. From the result of study on top 10,000 sites, it can be summarized that 40% of the sites will be hurt by Google’s update.
The amount of sites without applying mobile strategy have made the switch is 25%
Many website owners who are sensitive to the change realized the necessity of responding with urgency and tried to approach the situation in many different ways. Of 25% of the sites surveyed mobile-optimized, 85% chose responsive web design to go mobile, 11% used adaptive and only 4% decided to go for a separate web address for mobile version.
Owning a mobile strategy as fast as possible is the target of e-commerce site owners
The websites surveyed include 5 categories that are news, e-commerce, technology, business, and sports. The amount of websites that have never ever owned any mobile footprint before but after the update they turned their attention toward optimizing the experience for their on-the-go users is 31%. In detail, this change can be shown through the growth rate of natural conversion (40%) and SEO. People tend to put more effort into Google’s Mobilegeddon Aftermath Eight Months