Google recently announced that come April 21, they will favor websites that are mobile-friendly over those that are not. This means when users are searching on their mobile devices, they will likely see mobile-friendly websites first. This also means if your website is not mobile-friendly, you will lose traffic and business. Learn more.
You can make your website mobile-friendly in just a few days
Don’t chance it. Just get it done by April 21. If you need help, contact me: Martha Chan 866.803.6667 x 136, [email protected]
Google has already assessed whether your website is mobile-friendly or not
Google mobile search results tell you which website is mobile-friendly
If you Google something on your smartphone, you can already see the word “mobile-friendly” beside some websites. This move allows users to know which website is mobile friendly and which ones to avoid because it is extremely frustrating to view a non-mobile-friendly website on a smartphone.
Find out if Google thinks your website is mobile-friendly or not
1. You can Google your name or your firm name on a smartphone and see if the word “mobile-friendly” appears under your URL in the search results
2. Use this test tool by Google. It only takes a few seconds. The results are pretty obvious:
DivorceMarketingGroup.com is mobile-friendly
