I lost my all keywords rank in google? After Google mobilegeddon Updates ?

No, Google's Mobilegeddon Update(Mobile friendly update) affects only search rankings on mobile devices, not desktop results. And also, I and many of webmasters recently faced huge fluctuations search rankings, but Google confirmed that there was no update of spam algorithm. Check your past seo work and changes that you have made recently.
 
The best practice is on-page SEO through adding unique, interesting and quality content filled intelligently with keywords and then optimizing your site around that. This way you ranking for any keyword would never fall. Good content with properly researched keywords is the best way to go about with SEO. You can also hire some experts from SEOclerks, to improve the ranking.
 
I thought the mobile optimization only covered mobile search. Are you also down on desktop?
 
Making your site mobile-friendly is necessary in the present for many sites, and it’s a good long-term investment even if it doesn’t affect your short-term traffic.trace landline number

What if you’re in an industry where far less than 30% of your traffic comes from mobile devices? Should it still be a priority to make your site mobile friendly? Would you really lose that much traffic if you didn’t?

Recently on Google+, Rand Fishkin shared the device breakdown for different sections of Moz.com, and the numbers are pretty low — so low that Justin Briggs estimated the traffic that he might lose as a result of not being mobile friendly might be as low as “less than 1%.”
visit: http://mobilenumbertrackr.com
 
Mobile update is applicable for mobile search and not desktop search.
If you noticed any changes on SERP since the start of the month then it could be the quality update.
You can refer to algoroo for more info about algorithm updates.
 
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