AliceFowell89
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Is Responsive Website Compulsory for Ranking?
Is Responsive Website Compulsory for Ranking?
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LisaHandson89
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Responsive design is an important and cannot be ignored, without it your SEO picture will be incomplete.
Importance of Responsive Design
1. Googlebots take RWD Seriously
2. Mobile Behavior
3. Google’s Recent 'Mobilegeddon' Update
4. Impact of Mobilegeddon
Importance of Responsive Design
1. Googlebots take RWD Seriously
2. Mobile Behavior
3. Google’s Recent 'Mobilegeddon' Update
4. Impact of Mobilegeddon
Apnitricity
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Hi, yes Responsive websites are very important for improving ranking.
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saswatmegh
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Responsive website allows any user to hold at your site for more time so this plays an important role to increase your ranking.
Ritesh Jha
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Yes, if you want mobile visibility, then it compulsory.
Joylinford
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Some benefits of Responsive Design:
1. Future proofing: Responsive sites work well across the multitude of existing devices on the market. It’s a safe bet it will for the considerable time to come.
2. Better, faster, smarter user experience. Optimising your site no matter what the user selects to view it on makes their life easier. Happier customers mean a happier business.
3. Cost Effective: Responsive sites take a little longer to put together, but they survive longer and the unified approach means management, support and upgrades only need be applied to one place. That saves time and money.
4. SEO optimised: Managing SEO for separate mobile and desktop sites is hard and doesn’t produce great results. Google actually recommends a responsive approach to combat these problems and a consolidated view of your results means more focus.
5. Improve conversion rates: An optimized and consistent site, no matter what platform it’s viewed on, offers a better experience for the user which is more likely to lead to them engaging with your site than going elsewhere.
1. Future proofing: Responsive sites work well across the multitude of existing devices on the market. It’s a safe bet it will for the considerable time to come.
2. Better, faster, smarter user experience. Optimising your site no matter what the user selects to view it on makes their life easier. Happier customers mean a happier business.
3. Cost Effective: Responsive sites take a little longer to put together, but they survive longer and the unified approach means management, support and upgrades only need be applied to one place. That saves time and money.
4. SEO optimised: Managing SEO for separate mobile and desktop sites is hard and doesn’t produce great results. Google actually recommends a responsive approach to combat these problems and a consolidated view of your results means more focus.
5. Improve conversion rates: An optimized and consistent site, no matter what platform it’s viewed on, offers a better experience for the user which is more likely to lead to them engaging with your site than going elsewhere.