Does Google want you to switch to a mobile-only website?
A recent Q&A with Google’s John Mueller reveals a best practice for mobile SEO that should be taken with a grain of salt.
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A recent Q&A with Google’s John Mueller reveals a best practice for mobile SEO that should be taken with a grain of salt.
Search results were not upended by Google’s Mobile update, but there are 2 recent changes that are impacting results across the web.
We’ve reached the tipping point, as Google announced there are now more mobile searches than desktop searches online.
Google’s mobile algorithm rolls out April 21, 2015 – and this video covers 5 need-to-know insights for last-minute website preparations.
It’s been a busy year at Brafton so far. We’ve been online and on the road in equal measure, delivering results to our clients through best-in-class content marketing. We’ve been executing against strategies that constantly evolve as our clients’ needs change. We’re working harder than ever to stay ahead of the pack as the digital… Read more »
Brands’ investments in content-driven strategies for mobile devices are paying off as email conversion rates increase and provide more bottom-line value.
As result of Brafton’s infographic marketing services’ review, our product offerings have been updated to reflect best practices in UX and readability.
Brand awareness is becoming a more important goal for marketers, but they need to be able to measure the results to improve their strategies.
Marketers are feeling more pressure to generate leads, making it a top priority for execs, and content campaigns can help.
User experience covers a range of features, from encryption to usability to information architecture, and sites that use HTTPs are showing up at the top of search results.