One page Websites. You either love it or hate it, and in 2016 we all seem to love it. But that is no surprise they allow us to display all the information we need on a single page in an easy to digest manner. These types of templates are typically seen on corporate Websites and
You Need a Mobile Ready Website and Here’s Why. In 2015, Google announced two major algorithm changes that will increase the importance on having mobile friendly content. Starting April 21, Google will increase the weight of mobile-friendliness among their ranking factors. It is worth noting that there will not be varying degrees of mobile readiness,
There are a few configurations you can choose to make your Web site mobile-friendly. However, there are key points that you should take note of regardless of which configuration you choose to set up. Signal to Google when a page is formatted for mobile (or has an equivalent page that’s formatted for mobile). This helps
If your business Website isn't optimized for mobile, then you're ultimately losing sales. Research shows that 57 percent of mobile users will abandon your Website if it takes more than 3 seconds to load and 30 percent will abandon a purchase transaction if the shopping cart isn't optimized for mobile devices. [source: The Huffington Post]
Local directory and advertising provider Hibu published a study on small businesses (SMBs) and mobile marketing in the US and UK. It was based on a survey of 1,800 US and UK SMB respondents conducted in November and December 2013. The sample included a range of industries and business sizes. The survey found that a