Google continues to make changes that affect how mobile websites appear in the search results. Its latest change—dubbed Mobilegeddon 2.0—goes live this month. Here’s what that means for your small business website.
Google’s Ongoing Quest to Make the Web More Mobile-Friendly
Topics: Mobile, mobile-friendly
In a recent study, 76 percent of small business owners said finding new customers is their “top concern.” And 69 percent said it’s the #1 challenge they face. The good news is that customers are looking for you, too.
Topics: Local Search, search engine optimization, Mobile, Social Media
April 21 is the day Google starts using “mobile-friendly” as a ranking signal. And it could be disastrous for your business.
Topics: Blog, Local Search, Mobile
For the first time in history, there are more generations of consumers to market to—and they all use different media for shopping and buying.
Topics: Blog, Marketing, Mobile, yellow pages
Topics: Blog, Marketing, Mobile, Small Business, Advertising
In my previous post, I talked about how Google is giving special treatment to mobile-friendly websites. Here’s how to tell if yours is mobile-friendly or not.
Has Your Website Earned Google’s “Mobile-Friendly” Label?
If your website doesn’t have Google’s “Mobile-Friendly” label, you could be losing customers. Here’s why.
Topics: Blog, Local Search, Mobile
Shocking News! Consumers Use Smartphones to Make Purchase Decisions
A recent study had revealed the ugly truth: Consumers use their mobile phones to decide what to buy and where to buy it.
Topics: Blog, Local Search, Mobile, Small Business
In my last article, I gave you two reasons why your business can’t afford to ignore local-mobile search. Here’s how to convert mobile searchers into buyers.
Topics: Blog, Local Search, Mobile
Two Reasons Why Your Business Can’t Ignore Mobile Search
Here are two reasons why your business can no longer afford to ignore the growing local-mobile search tend.
Topics: Blog, Local Search, Mobile