With Google?s recent mobile algorithm update, businesses of all sizes are clamoring to remain relevant in Google mobile search. In fact, Google claims it has seen a 4.7 percent increase in mobile sites in the two months since its announcement regarding the mobile search update. That?s a huge increase when you consider the number of websites in Google?s index.
That also means there are a lot of websites that have not yet made the transition to mobile. If your website falls into this category, the Mobile Search Survival Guide will not only help you survive the mobilepocalypse, but dominate it. For those that made a hasty transition in reaction to Google?s announcement, mobile-friendly does not necessarily equate to user-friendly, and the Mobile Search Survival Guide is a good resource for you as well.
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