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The mobile friendly website change that Google has ready for April 21st isn’t a gimmick. It’s a serious change designed to help mobile device users find relevant and readable information on their mobile devices. And if your website isn’t ready…..well, here’s what CBS News has to say on the upcoming changes from Google. “Google is about to change the way …
I’ve often said that a poorly designed website is something akin to putting up an amazing billboard somewhere with no traffic driving by. You know, like Antartica. Sure, they’ve got penguins there, but beyond that I doubt you’ll be reaching your intended audience. A properly designed website, complete with realistic SEO should help your potential clients find you. Given the …
Websites are interesting things, some glossy, some glitzy, and some pretty dull. The Internet has become a global yellow pages, and just listing in it isn’t enough. The most important thing that a site has to do is help you get found online, and if it doesn’t do that you’re out of luck. Honestly it’s quite a challenge…….. A properly …
Through all of our work on getting RV Parks recognized in their areas, we keep coming up with some interesting results. Often times we find that when you Google for a park in an area, RVParkReviews.com comes up first. That’s fantastic. For travelers you can see what other people thought of the park you’re interested in, if there are any …
January of 2015 we did a total overhaul on Point of Rocks RV Campground in Prescott Arizona. Their old website wasn’t cutting it, was not mobile friendly, and did not relay what the park is today. It barely showed the beauty of the area, and didn’t cover all of the activities that RV’ers would be interested in when visiting. The …
Today I stopped into the office of Point of Rocks Campground in Prescott, Arizona. We’ve been staying here a few months as we work with clients in the Prescott area. As people are becoming aware of the new mobile friendly requirement from Google, we’re getting a few more calls! Interestingly enough, we’re not the only ones getting calls. The staff …
Since it’s hit the news that Google is planning on giving priority to mobile-friendly websites on mobile searches, you can imagine the buzz on all of the social media sites. Everyone is trying to get in on updating legacy websites, and getting them mobile. The claims are amazing. We’ve been seeing web companies who will mobilize your website for only …
Last week we noted the big changes that Google will be introducing. Mobile friendly sites will be getting some love, and sites that aren’t mobile ready are going to take a hit in the rankings It’s reasonable given how many searches are now performed from mobile devices. And if you’re a travel destination, your website should be mobile for clients …
With Google’s recent announcement that searches will now prioritize Mobile Ready websites, it got me to wondering about potential clients that we never landed before. Many businesses that we’ve contacted over the past few years have been happy with their web presence, even if their sites weren’t usable on mobile devices. What did Google say on the subject recently? “Starting …
Isn’t that what every business wants to see. Being so busy that you’re actually turning customers away? Of course you don’t want to turn them away, but a great sign of success is when there’s more demand for your services or products then you have the capacity for. And when that happens you might think about expanding, hiring a larger …