• Texas | Arizona | Virginia | Idaho
  • (888) 705-0930
  • info@therawragency.com
Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Linkedin-in
Rawr Logo
  • Home
  • Who We RAWR
  • Solutions
  • Portfolio
  • Blog
  • Contact
Menu
  • Home
  • Who We RAWR
  • Solutions
  • Portfolio
  • Blog
  • Contact

Google mobile-first indexing to be applied to all sites within a year

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Google is sending out notices via Google Search Console with “mobile-first indexing issues detected” alerts. In those emails it communicates the issues Google has when it comes to moving that site over to mobile-first indexing. It also says “Google expects to apply mobile-first indexing to all websites in the next six to twelve months.”

Mobile-first indexing. Google first introduced mobile-first indexing back in November 2016 and by December 2018 half of all sites in Google’s search results were from mobile-first indexing. Mobile-first indexing simply means that Google will crawl your site from the eyes of a mobile-browser and use that mobile version for indexing and ranking.

All in on mobile-first indexing. Google is sending out notices now and those notices say “Google expects to apply mobile-first indexing to all websites in the next six to twelve months.” Here is a screen shot of this “mobile-first indexing issues detected” email from @KyleW_Sutton.

The notices. Clearly Google is trying to be proactive and notify sites that are not yet moved over to mobile-first indexing with specific advice on what those sites need to do to become mobile-first indexing ready.

In this specific case, Kyle said the issue was with “”Missing image” is listed as an error, while “Page quality issue” and “Video issues” are warnings.”

Why we care. If you get one of these notices it is likely a notice you should read and take action on. If Google has issues with accessing your site with the mobile-crawler, then it might impact your indexing and ranking of your web pages in Google.

The post Google mobile-first indexing to be applied to all sites within a year appeared first on Search Engine Land.


Source: IAB

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Recent Blog Posts

What is helpful content, according to Google

August 19, 2022

TikTok announces three new shopping ad features

August 19, 2022

A 3-phased approach to proactive online reputation management

August 19, 2022

How to maximize insights from Performance Max

August 19, 2022

Google’s new helpful content update targets sites creating content for search engines first

August 18, 2022
View More
Rawr Logo White
Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Linkedin-in

Get In Touch

  • Texas | Arizona | Virginia | Idaho
  • (888) 705-0930
  • info@therawragency.com

Latest Blog Post

What is helpful content, according to Google

August 19, 2022
View More

Copyright 2023 | The RAWR Agency, LLC. |

Sitemap | Privacy Policy

  • Home
  • Who We RAWR
  • Solutions
  • Portfolio
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Home
  • Who We RAWR
  • Solutions
  • Portfolio
  • Blog
  • Contact