Small Businesses Need a Mobile-Optimized Website These days an increasing number of users are using their smartphone and mobile devices to surf the Web. Mobile Internet usage is projected to overtake desktop Internet usage by 2014. (Source: Microsoft Tag). Furthermore, ComScore.com reported back in January that mobile devices accounted for 55% of Internet usage in
SEO is a wild world. It’s confusing. It’s fast. It’s complicated. [source: Forbes] And even though SEO has made huge advances, many entrepreneurs are still left with questions about what it is, how it works, what’s changed, and, most importantly, how to make their businesses viable and profitable in 2016. I’ve structured this article in
SEO Survival Guide Just a few years ago, articles about SEO consisted almost entirely of advice on how to carry out the day-to-day technical aspects of keyword research, on-site optimization and link building. And while these elements are certainly still necessary, their importance has declined and changed quite significantly. (source: Business 2 Community http://www.business2community.com) Instead,
We have become an instant gratification society. A lot of this is due to the convenience of the Internet, and how it's accessible from anywhere, just with a simple search on our mobile devices. Even the days when we used to sit at our desktop computers, researching a local business, are passing by quickly. [source:
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