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How to SEO Optimize Your Website for Mobile-first
Update: In September 2021, Google announced the speed of webpages will also apply to desktop search in February 2022. When people search at Google in either desktop or mobile, the page’s speed is part of the ranking. If there are two pages and everything is equal, the faster page will rank higher. The Mobile-first course has been expanded to cover both desktop and mobile.
This workshop is led by Andreas Ramos, author of 19 books on digital marketing. He was the Head of Global SEO at Cisco, where he worked with 44 languages in 85 countries. He also founded three digital agencies (one with 170 staff) and was the head of the digital agency at Acxiom, which did digital marketing for Fortune 200 companies. Andreas has trained dozens of interns and staffers and he brings that knowledge to you this two-hour workshop where you’ll learn about updating your website for Google’s Mobile-first indexing.
Our Goal
In this workshop, you will learn how to improve your website for Google’s switch to Mobile-first indexing. You will get clear examples of what this means and step-by-step actionable tactics that you can apply to your organization’s website, so that you do not experience a radical drop off in traffic. You’ll also see how to measure your website to see if it will be compliant with Google’s standards. Examples, links, and code will be included in the workshop that you can copy, edit, and paste.
Why Update to Mobile-first
Whenever Google rolls out a major core update such as Mobile-first indexing, hundreds of thousands of websites suddenly find their traffic takes a nosedive — and they will be scrambling to triage the problem. Many marketing people may lose sleep and their jobs over their lack of preparation for this core update.
What You’ll Learn
- What is Mobile-first? Why websites must update their sites for Google’s Mobile-first core update. What happens if they don’t?
- How to see the trend in mobile traffic at your site.
- The difference between responsive design and Mobile-first design.
- Why most visitors actually have a much slower connection than expected.
- Google’s CWV metrics for Mobile-first: FCP, LCP, CLS, FID: what these mean and how to see the scores.
- Examples of good and bad Mobile-first design: placement of buttons, tracking tags, and content.
- Should you rebuild your website for Mobile-first?
- How to look at your analytics, ranking, and competitors
- How to reduce the text on your site.
- The impact of images and speed. Which images to compress. Comparison of results when compressing images. New image formats. Size of webP, GIFs, SVG, carousels, and video. How to use different sizes of the same image.
- How to use segmentation in Google Analytics to see your mobile traffic and Google Search Console and Google CWV metrics to measure your site’s speed and improvement.
This is a live online webinar with lots of opportunity for your questions.
Key Takeaways
- What are Google’s requirements for Mobile-first?
- What happens if websites don’t design for Mobile-first?
- Do you need to do this? How to use your web analytics and other tools to decide.
- How to reduce the KB size of text on your site.
- How to reduce the KB size of images on your site with image formats, image compression, offer multiple sizes, and sample lines of code.
- How to Use Google Analytics’ device segmentation and other Google tools.
Who is the course for?
- Marketing managers and web managers, or anyone who wants their website to show up in search engines.
(Can’t attend the live workshop? No problem. All workshops are recorded and we’ll send you the recording, workbook and any supplementary materials within a couple days of completion after we’ve had time to edit the recording.)
Instructor: Andreas Ramos
Special offer from our sponsor MountainTop Data: Workshop attendees will receive $1,000 in free B2B data credits for attending.
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