The create the most searchable website, you have make sure that it is mobile friendly. What many fail to realize is that a website equipped to be searchable on desktop may not necessarily provide the same search results on mobile devices. There are many factors to consider when optimizing your mobile search-ability.

Optimizing Your Mobile Search-ability

Configuring Mobile Website via Responsive Design

Responsive Design is a feature that most builders come equipped with that help your website configure to the device your user is using for the best visual experience. Such builders like Divi will provide you an option to design on desktop and mobile view. The best part? It’s SEO friendly and there is no need to set up a separate url. This gives you the ease of mind in knowing you don’t have to continue to edit multiple versions of your site when other devices are invented.

Get your mobile landing page to convert.

There are simple tips to ensure a higher conversion rate from your mobile visitors.

Upload small image files.

Part of SEO ranking is based on the loading speed of a website. On the mobile side, it is recommended that your website loads in one second. Fortunately there are websites that can predict your loading speed and tips on how to adjust where needed.

All call to actions should appear at the top of your page.

Because the average attention span on a mobile device is eight seconds, the important information on your website should be at the top of the page. This should include a solution to your customer’s problem, a download, or any other imperative information that could solidify a conversion.

The copy should be simple and not over-complicated.

As hard it is to say, common sense is not as common anymore. The simpler the copy, the greater chances of more people retaining information. Lack of clarity can cause frustration and can have website visitors leave your site prematurely.

Ensure Mobile Compatibility.

Create any call to action or buttons big. Small buttons that are frustrating to tap on with thumbs could affect your click through rate.