What are the differences between desktop SEO and mobile SEO?
elcidofaguy
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I personally would not split up the term SEO into mobile and desktop... If you want to improve your mobile search results - then make sure that your website is responsive i.e. changes layout for mobile, tablets etc... However beware that just having a responsive website is just a small factor with regards to ranking.... Sites which are not responsive can of course still rank strongly on the SERPs even on mobile search....
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As for me there is difference between desktop and mobile SEO. There are nuances and differences in optimizing mobile sites that don't apply to desktop sites, and some that apply more to mobile sites than they do to desktop sites. Also there are different standards for mobile sites because of the different user experience.
First thing is that not all mobile users are searching with keywords. With Voice Search, for example, a mobile user doesn't have to go to the Google home screen and type in a query anymore and that can change how their intent is conveyed. And, sometimes the mobile context is going to change the frequency or type of their needs.
Secondly, a mobile searcher (compared to a desktop searcher) is highly engaged, but is less interested in scrolling than a desktop searcher.
First thing is that not all mobile users are searching with keywords. With Voice Search, for example, a mobile user doesn't have to go to the Google home screen and type in a query anymore and that can change how their intent is conveyed. And, sometimes the mobile context is going to change the frequency or type of their needs.
Secondly, a mobile searcher (compared to a desktop searcher) is highly engaged, but is less interested in scrolling than a desktop searcher.
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There really isn't any difference, I mean to say that there's no such thing as mobile seo or desktop seo. It's just seo, across the board.
Having said that, if you're targeting more mobile visitors then of course, you want to make sure that the site is mobile friendly and that your users are able to use the site as you intend it to be used and that it loads fast as well.
Having said that, if you're targeting more mobile visitors then of course, you want to make sure that the site is mobile friendly and that your users are able to use the site as you intend it to be used and that it loads fast as well.
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