Google’s switch to mobile first indexing: 5 tips for better rankings

Google is saying goodbye to desktop crawls and will be switching to mobile first indexing for every website from March 2021. This means that Google will be using the mobile version of your landing page for indexing and ranking. For webmasters, SEOs and digital marketers, this means checking upfront whether they are ready for mobile […]

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