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On Tuesday, April 21, Google is updating its mobile search algorithm, and if your website isn’t optimized for mobile devices, the updated algorithm might leave your website ranking lower than before.
After the major update, mobile-friendly websites will be favored, and naturally, ranked higher than others. This means websites should have:
Google’s been telling webmasters to prepare and design for mobile devices for years. The company stated that “[users] will find it easier to get relevant, high quality search results that are optimized for their devices.” But what does the update mean for MSPs like yours? What happens if your website isn’t mobile-friendly?
If you haven’t optimized your website for mobile devices, the consequences are clear and simple: your website will be demoted – going down in search rankings because your website simply doesn’t give searchers what they’re looking for in the age of mobile devices.
Ready to move towards a more mobile-friendly website? Ulistic understands the importance of having a website that’s optimized for mobile devices. We know mobile–friendly websites have much better conversion rates – plus they load faster and they’re easier to navigate! Our websites meet the strict criteria – and over 90% of our websites have passed Google’s test!
Think you don’t have the time or resources to make your website mobile-friendly? Think again! Don’t screw around with your MSP marketing; Ulistic has a proven track record of success with MSP websites that guarantee results! Call 716.799.1999 x102 or email us: info@ulistic.com.
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Stuart Crawford serves as Creative Director and CEO with Sebring, FL Ulistic, a specialty MSP Marketing firm focused on information technology marketing and business development. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience pertaining to how technology business owners and IT firms can use marketing as a vehicle to obtain success.
