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More and more people are now using a Blackberry, iPod or other mobile phone to access a website or search the web while they are traveling. Perhaps finding the address of where they go, the prices at purchase or even cheating in pub trivia.
If it is not yet the majority of people, nor could not even be called general public here in Australia, it exists, and it will only increase. Research conducted recently in the United States showed that a sample of 1,000 mobile phone users, about 70% to access the Internet. As the Web continues to be part of our lives and Technology continues to push forward to increase the capacity of mobile devices, the number of people who use the Internet away from their office will only increase.
What does this mean for companies and site owners? Well, not only do you have now to consider how you can build a mobile-friendly version of your website (like sites computer are often impossible or impractical to display on a mobile device), but you must also begin to consider how that your website marketing efforts will be different for this new medium.
Google and other search engines now have mobile versions of their sites, making it easier for people to read the results on the road. The thing with research Mobile is good, the rankings are now taking into account new parameters, such as the suitability of sites for mobile users.
There are a number of differences between mobile and desktop users of the Internet, which affect both your PPC and SEO campaigns. For example, the keywords are likely to be shorter and more precise in mobile search on a desktop computer. Usability is obviously different. Visibility of the first 10 rows will be compromised. The needs of mobile devices are different. Even measuring the activity of users of mobile Mobile is a new frontier – there are tools out there that allows researchers to measure the mobile, but can be your tool of analysis will not be one them.
To work in the market for mobile Internet, you need to reflect real differences between a mobile device and a PC. Then you need to keep those in mind all the time between when you design your mobile site, when you perform SEO on it. The rules of web design are very different because of the limitations inherent in using a mobile device to display a web page. The SEO Principles for a mobile site are broadly similar, but there are some differences to take note and many opportunities that are not available in 'desktop' SEO.
One of the main differences between mobile and desktop is the question screen size, which limits the amount you can put on a screen and are still looking good. This limits what you can do with fonts, content, images and other facets of your web page. You may want to say all the same messages but in a limited format, or you may want to present only relevant in the mobile content space.
Secondly, there are usability problems – Mobile Internet is usually viewed on handheld devices, used one hand, and generally using a keypad. This limits the amount of typing people will be willing to do and increases the desire to facilitate navigation.
Thirdly, there is the question of patience. If someone uses a mobile device, it is likely because they are on the road or are looking for a quick reference. It is unlikely that a mobile user will have the same time and patience as a user desktop top.
Then What should you do to address these issues specific mobile? Many things, but a few years ago a critical action to help you get started …
1. Make sure you have a mobile site specific. If you think your customers are likely to use mobile devices to view your site, you want to encourage and reward their loyalty by giving them a good user experience. This will require specialist design and numerous tests to ensure it is properly rendered on different types of mobile devices (eg Nokia vs iPhone).
2. Keywords search – this will be very different to the keyword search of desk you will have fewer characters. Google Adwords is a new feature in the tool keywords that will help to suggest keywords If you are running mobile ads. In addition, the mobile search looks like it will be strongly influenced by suggestions Keyword predictive (as Google already does) to save time and frustration for the user's mobile device. In addition, suggestions prediction can help you determine what conditions you can be optimized for.
3. Mobile search will depend on the location of a batch over Desktop Search, which means that the location identifiers are critical to your SEO efforts moving.
4. Remember traditional practices as crawlability SEO and links, they are still relevant for mobile search.
5. Make sure your site complies Mobile
6. Record and analyze Analytics – Web use for track your mobile users, if you have first hand knowledge of the differences inherent to mobile users. For example, to measure their attitude towards your website (page views, bounce rate, content preferences), the sources of your traffic, keywords used and output pages.To do this, you can do a segment-leading Google Analytics or ask your supplier to pay Analytics to provide the segmentation for you (if possible).
Mobile SEO is a great news for all webmasters, and these are just some things you should consider when setting your site to be usable on mobile devices. I recommends strongly that experts will contact you to help you in your debut on the mobile Internet.
About the Author
This article was written by Tracy Mu Sung for Murmurs, the official blog of Search Engine Marketing agency MooMu Media.
Tracy specialises in website marketing, particularly SEO.
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