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Do you need SEO for mobile optimization too?



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Do you need SEO for mobile optimization too?

More and more people are using their mobile devices and tablets to browse the web and many sites are not mobile optimized. It's often loading times and images are showing up in weird sizes etc.

What I wonder is, do you need to do SEO for both your website and to also mobile optimize your website?

I've heard some weird stories about this and some say that you need to do more or less the same sort of SEO for both, which basically would mean that I would need to hire someone to do SEO for me, TWO times.. And I find it odd.

Wouldn't mobile optimization be to increase the speed of the page, decrease/remove images and make sure that loading times were to a bare minimum?


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Lynne
I'm still a little bit confused by this to be honest, but the way I understand it is that you must make your website mobile friendly and then the number one focus should be to make your website optimized for SEO. So things like shorter titles are going to be big.

Most searches now are mobile and for this reason Google is making mobile optimization a massive ranking factor. Everyone I have spoken to has said that the biggest trend coming in 2017 will be mobile.

How this will impact web masters in a practical sense I am not too clear on, so I am very interested to see what everyone else says.



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Cristian
I think you should start optimizing everything from a mobile perspective first! Because everything seems to lead into that direction, Google will switch to mobile indexing as its main search index and mobile traffic is already beating desktop in every department.

SEO for mobile means having a responsive deign, fast loading pages and good website structure for mobile users, make sure they don't have to scroll a lot to reach the important content, otherwise you will end up with a big bounce rate lowering your overall rankings.



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Corzhens
Do you mean to say that what SEO we do for the site intended for the computer browser will not have an effect on the site when it is accessed by mobile browsers? What about the keywords that were used to tag the content of a web page, will it not be counted as a keyword when the searcher is using a mobile browser for searching a particular keyword? I guess what you do with your site regarding optimization will also apply when mobile browsers are used.



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