What is Mobile Ranking and How we can improve it

[vinodkumar]

What is Mobile Ranking and How we can improve it

[airventsindia]

1. Keep Your Website Speedy

Make sure your file sizes are small in order to minimize load times.
Avoid using Flash.

2. Content Is Still King

Content still rules on mobile, but instead of just shortening the content, focus on tightening it.
Create shorter, stronger headlines and remove any unnecessary words, phrases or sentences.
Make use of shorter paragraphs, bulleted lists and strategic bolding and other font enhancements to break up text and increase readability.

3. Make It Make Sense

Use font styles and sizes that look good on smaller screens.
For mobile, simpler is better, so use structural and interactive elements sparingly.
While consistency is important - you can make small changes to the structure and style of your mobile and tablet view and still reap the benefits of having a responsive site.

4. Don't Be the Outlier

Avoid referring to external sites that are linked to search terms you also want to be ranked for. Google's algorithm will interpret that to mean that the external site is more relevant for the search term, and the site will be boosted above yours.

5. Check Yourself

How friendly is your mobile site? You can find out instantly with Google's Page Speed tool.

[loveblackmagic]

There are two main ways to improve your mobile ranking...Is it your site is mobile friendly.
Good content

[loveguruindia]

What is Mobile Ranking and How we can improve it

[EncodersDigital]

The advice in the report is split into three key areas:

1. User experience (UX)
2. Technical
3. Content

UX: adjust font size and use fewer menus, buttons and images
Technical: minimise file size and load time and avoid Flash
Content: create content that is relevant and high quality

[alliecandy]

One of the new terms you'll begin hearing more and more in the mobile marketing world is "mobile keyword" or “sms keyword”. A mobile keyword is a single word that can contain letters or numbers and is picked by a business as the word to be sent via text message to a short phone number called a "short code".