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What we know
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
AboutGoogles21st AprilAlgorithmUpdate
and what
you should tell your boss
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
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We know
On 26th February 2015 Google announced:
as a ranking signal
We will be expanding our use of mobile-friendliness
You can read the full post here
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
Since 2011, Google has released at least
Significant updates.
87
(thatweatleastthinkweknowabout)
This is the first time Google has given such explicit notice
Heresatimeline fromBronco
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
The impact of the algorithm update will:
1. Impact search results performed on mobile devices
2. Affect search results on a worldwide level
3. Be seen in all languages
4. Have significant impact  quoting Google directly
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
Google has been proactively trying to prepare us
Millions of messages have been sent to site owners
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
Its not the first mobile friendly update
June 2013 saw updates to ensure sites were configured properly
The writing has been on the wall for a while
July 2014 pushed sites to beviewable on modern devices
Nov 2014 and Googlestarted marking pages as mobile friendly
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
What Google considers to be mobile friendly
They specifically published
a mobile web tool to help
webmasters diagnose
potential mobile usability
issues.
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
To be considered mobile friendly a page must:
1.Avoids notcommonlysupported technologies suchasFlash
2.Usestextthatisreadablewithout zooming
3.Sizescontenttothescreensousersdonthavetoscrollhorizontally orzoom
4.Placeslinks farenough apartsothatthecorrectonecanbeeasilytapped
YoucanreadmoreaboutthemontheWebmasterCentralBlog
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
Google is developing a separate mobile index
Gary Illynes
Webmaster Trends Analyst
Googleis working on amobile only
version oftheir search index, which would
see desktop and mobile have completely
separate search indexes.
Googlesannouncement atSMXonTheSEMPost
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
It will be a bigger shake up than Penguin or Panda
Panda impacted ~14% of queries
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
Mobile is cannibalising desktop traffic
Desktop search volume is falling
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
As @willcritchlow put it so well:
Dont build things differently, build new things
Take a look at his brilliant Threat of Mobile deck
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy
We know
Its time to tell your boss, its time for action.
1. Mobile internet usage is outstripping desktop
2. Youll lose traffic without a mobile friendly UX
3. Consumer behaviour will continue to change
4. Google is adapting to protect its revenue stream
5. You need to adapt to protect yours
Good luck!
Mark Cook
@thetafferboy

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What we know: Google's 21st April mobile algorithm update

  • 1. What we know Mark Cook @thetafferboy AboutGoogles21st AprilAlgorithmUpdate and what you should tell your boss
  • 4. We know On 26th February 2015 Google announced: as a ranking signal We will be expanding our use of mobile-friendliness You can read the full post here Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 5. We know Since 2011, Google has released at least Significant updates. 87 (thatweatleastthinkweknowabout) This is the first time Google has given such explicit notice Heresatimeline fromBronco Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 6. We know The impact of the algorithm update will: 1. Impact search results performed on mobile devices 2. Affect search results on a worldwide level 3. Be seen in all languages 4. Have significant impact quoting Google directly Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 7. We know Google has been proactively trying to prepare us Millions of messages have been sent to site owners Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 8. We know Its not the first mobile friendly update June 2013 saw updates to ensure sites were configured properly The writing has been on the wall for a while July 2014 pushed sites to beviewable on modern devices Nov 2014 and Googlestarted marking pages as mobile friendly Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 9. We know What Google considers to be mobile friendly They specifically published a mobile web tool to help webmasters diagnose potential mobile usability issues. Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 10. We know To be considered mobile friendly a page must: 1.Avoids notcommonlysupported technologies suchasFlash 2.Usestextthatisreadablewithout zooming 3.Sizescontenttothescreensousersdonthavetoscrollhorizontally orzoom 4.Placeslinks farenough apartsothatthecorrectonecanbeeasilytapped YoucanreadmoreaboutthemontheWebmasterCentralBlog Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 11. We know Google is developing a separate mobile index Gary Illynes Webmaster Trends Analyst Googleis working on amobile only version oftheir search index, which would see desktop and mobile have completely separate search indexes. Googlesannouncement atSMXonTheSEMPost Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 12. We know It will be a bigger shake up than Penguin or Panda Panda impacted ~14% of queries Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 13. We know Mobile is cannibalising desktop traffic Desktop search volume is falling Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 14. We know As @willcritchlow put it so well: Dont build things differently, build new things Take a look at his brilliant Threat of Mobile deck Mark Cook @thetafferboy
  • 15. We know Its time to tell your boss, its time for action. 1. Mobile internet usage is outstripping desktop 2. Youll lose traffic without a mobile friendly UX 3. Consumer behaviour will continue to change 4. Google is adapting to protect its revenue stream 5. You need to adapt to protect yours Good luck! Mark Cook @thetafferboy