How to make sure your website is mobile friendly - a checklist

SEW | Daily May 18, 2016 Following on from Google's official announcement that the mobile friendly algorithm will offer stricter penalties for those without an optimised site, we bring you a comprehensive checklist on all the things you need to implement in order to improve the user experience for your mobile visitors. Today's Top Story How do I make sure my site is mobile friendly? A checklist Last week, Google's Webmaster Trends Analyst John Mueller confirmed on Twitter that the latest wave of changes to Google's mobile-friendly ranking signal has now finished rolling out. by Rebecca Sentance Sponsored Keyword Explorer - Moz's New, Powerful Keyword Research Tool Check out Moz's all-new keyword research tool featuring the largest English-language database for keyword suggestions! Prioritize your keyword lists with the most accurate Volume, Difficulty and Opportunity metrics. Try it free! Mobile Google doubles down on native app experiences with Gboard, Chirp and Translate Google puts high value in mobile user experience. Read more by Kenny Chung SEO How one small word makes a huge difference on Google SERPs Recently we've had a lot of internal discussions about the importance of keywords and the various combinations, including match type. Read more by Jason Tabeling How to write meta title tags for SEO (with good and bad examples) What is a title tag? How do you write one? Why are title tags important? Do they actually help with search engine optimisation? Can I see some good and bad examples? Read more by Christopher Ratcliff Brand slackers: organic search is not always about non-branded keywords I admit it, I am addicted to the non-branded organic referral, but let's be honest, the branded or partially branded organic search traffic that you are receiving (or not) is much more qualified. Read more by Josh McCoy More News BBC Food website closure: what have we lost and who stands to benefit? Today it was announced that the BBC Food recipe website is to close, or at least mothballed in some way. Read more by Graham Charlton Unsubscribe Unsubscribe from SEW Update subscription preferences Useful links Promote your business Submit a job 55 Broad Street, 22nd Floor New York, NY 10004 sales@searchenginewatch.com feedback@searchenginewatch.com Copyright ® 2016 Search Engine Watch. All rights reserved. You received this email because you subscribed to Search Engine Watch. Add us to your address book