Google is updating their algorithm today and some are calling it Mobilegeddon. Is it true? Can the update really be this bad? For the companies who do not possess a mobile-friendly website, it most ...

Google next week will roll out what could be its one of its biggest algorithm changes in years as it uses a site's "mobile friendliness" as a ranking signal. The problem: 67 percent of Fortune 100 ...

It’s official: Google has announced that starting April 21 st, the mobile friendliness of a website will be a ranking factor in mobile search results. When you think about it, this update really ...

A lot of people are wondering if the Google Mobile Friendly Algorithm is fully rolled out yet, the answer to that is yes. Google's mobile friendly algorithm is fully rolled out according to Gary ...

Bing announced they will be launching their own version of a mobile friendly algorithm in the upcoming months for the Bing mobile search results. This is similar to Google's mobile friendly algorithm ...

Despite the warning, a number of extremely well known brands are still scrabbling to minimise the impact of Google’s mobile algorithm update, leaving smaller businesses with the advantage as long as ...

There’s no “mobilegeddon” taking place on Bing, but Microsoft did announce today that it’s taking steps to improve the search rankings for mobile-friendly websites. The changes follow a similar move ...

Editor’s Note: SEJ founder Loren Baker also contributed to this post. Today, Google launched its long-awaited mobile-friendly algorithm update worldwide, which is estimated to affect a large % of ...

With the launch of Google’s mobile-friendly update fast approaching, it should come as no surprise that it’s hot on every webmasters mind. Nowhere was this more evident than in a Google+ Webmaster ...

Mobile internet searches are surpassing desktop searches, leading search engines to adapt their results to the smaller screens of mobile users. Last month, Google announced that it reworked its search ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. A number of the world's biggest brands are about to be punished by Google's latest update to its ...