This is because Google has made some recent changes to improve its search algorithm on mobile devices. Currently the mobile access rate on a website is estimated at 40% and continues to rise, therefore what Google requested is correct, but the deadlines demanded by the internet giant are not.
The notice is somewhat intimidating, by specifying an expiration date and, to be honest, the number of days granted, it does not give many planning options. In short, it is Google and since it exercises almost monopoly control over all searches on the web, there is not much that can be done.
How do you know if your website does not comply with adaptability for mobile devices?
Well, Google will check that your website complies with:
- Do not use software or scripts that are not supported by mobile devices, such as Flash.
- The texts that must be able to be read without zooming in on the screen. screen.
- The size of the content must be adjusted to 100% of the screen, so that users do not have to scroll horizontally.
- The links or buttons must be sufficiently separated for their use to be appropriate.
To find out if your website is mobile-friendly, you should visit the following link: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly/
To conclude, if you had a website with good positioning, you should adapt as soon as possible, and if your website did not have good positioning, it is your opportunity to climb some positions in the search engine, if you beat your competition. Whatever your decision, you already know that Google will benefit those sites that are mobile-friendly or adaptable as they say in Spanish.
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Updated on: 01/06/2023 00:00:00
Source of Information: Google Webmaster Tools
