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Most people are on mobile today. I notice that most of my favorite blogs that inspire me most are viewed in a desktop version rather than mobile. I feel as tho it gives a much b
Hi!
I use a combination of mobile friendly and desktop friendly versions. I found that a combination works best!
~GinLab
My site tests mobile friendly but as I have viewed it on my phone it looks ugly & plain. Just Black and White so gotta find something to help it
I just finished watching a video on a new app builder that is coming out. It is very user-friendly and, unfortunately, the future in mobile communication. Like you, I prefer desktop and hate using my cell phone for anything other that calling or text messaging. But I am a dinosaur that is going to fade away unless I adapt. Same goes for you.
Now over fifty percent of people view the internet solely on their mobile, so you would be throwing away a lot of potential sales by not having a mobile friendly site.
As of 21st April, Google will penalise websites that are not set up for mobile. This is because more and more people are using mobile for their web viewing. It is important for us all to make sure we are ready in time for then by using a responsive theme. (ie one that works well on ALL platforms). The trend for theme creation these days is to design it 'mobile first'
Hope this helps
desktop, laptop.... cool if you are in coffee shop relaxed, or at home..
but... make your site mobile friendly then any respectable ' android or ios tablet will do the trick when constantly on the move
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I have been thinking.is a desktop view better for mobile?
Most people are on mobile today. I notice that most of my favorite blogs that inspire me most are viewed in a desktop version rather than mobile. I feel as tho it gives a much b
You need to be mobile friendly because most people these days are using their mobile devices to access the internet.
Hi!
I use a combination of mobile friendly and desktop friendly versions. I found that a combination works best!
~GinLab
My site tests mobile friendly but as I have viewed it on my phone it looks ugly & plain. Just Black and White so gotta find something to help it
I just finished watching a video on a new app builder that is coming out. It is very user-friendly and, unfortunately, the future in mobile communication. Like you, I prefer desktop and hate using my cell phone for anything other that calling or text messaging. But I am a dinosaur that is going to fade away unless I adapt. Same goes for you.
Now over fifty percent of people view the internet solely on their mobile, so you would be throwing away a lot of potential sales by not having a mobile friendly site.
As of 21st April, Google will penalise websites that are not set up for mobile. This is because more and more people are using mobile for their web viewing. It is important for us all to make sure we are ready in time for then by using a responsive theme. (ie one that works well on ALL platforms). The trend for theme creation these days is to design it 'mobile first'
Hope this helps
desktop, laptop.... cool if you are in coffee shop relaxed, or at home..
but... make your site mobile friendly then any respectable ' android or ios tablet will do the trick when constantly on the move
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I would like to start adding reviews for personal care products. I want to be able to have them be in the menu under reviews, but I am confused as to how to keep them under "per
This is great training from Leo that might help. :) Creating A Review Menu Tab With Drop Down Categories
Kathy I didn't watch yet, but I think that is exactly the training I need!!! Thank you so very much!
if in word press, just add a page and title it, add it to your menu.
Find all the good and positives about the thing you review, also expose the negatives.
Kyle has a good video on it in boot camp videos
If you are using a blog page called "Personal Product Reviews" then each post will have it's own title based on it's own keyword. The 'read more' option is one you can choose when you set up your blog page to show just the enticing first paragraph. The rest is revealed by clicking on the read more.
If your reviews are quite long and include several images I would suggest you use the page option. One page for each product and 'nest' the pages under the parent page introducing your personal product reviews.
2 ways of doing the same thing depending on the length and quality of your reviews.
Hey you...
I promote various products on my site and I have listed them all under a menu header on the navigation bar and called it product reviews..
From there I have made each review as per the product title ...
I hope this helps.. look at my site and see if it is the sort of thing you are looking for!
Thanks
Chris :)
www.win-back-your-ex.com
Yes that's exactly what I want!!! So how tho? Does it have to do with "parent pages" or what?
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I want to start adding reviews?
I would like to start adding reviews for personal care products. I want to be able to have them be in the menu under reviews, but I am confused as to how to keep them under "per
This is great training from Leo that might help. :) Creating A Review Menu Tab With Drop Down Categories
Kathy I didn't watch yet, but I think that is exactly the training I need!!! Thank you so very much!
if in word press, just add a page and title it, add it to your menu.
Find all the good and positives about the thing you review, also expose the negatives.
Kyle has a good video on it in boot camp videos
If you are using a blog page called "Personal Product Reviews" then each post will have it's own title based on it's own keyword. The 'read more' option is one you can choose when you set up your blog page to show just the enticing first paragraph. The rest is revealed by clicking on the read more.
If your reviews are quite long and include several images I would suggest you use the page option. One page for each product and 'nest' the pages under the parent page introducing your personal product reviews.
2 ways of doing the same thing depending on the length and quality of your reviews.
Hey you...
I promote various products on my site and I have listed them all under a menu header on the navigation bar and called it product reviews..
From there I have made each review as per the product title ...
I hope this helps.. look at my site and see if it is the sort of thing you are looking for!
Thanks
Chris :)
www.win-back-your-ex.com
Yes that's exactly what I want!!! So how tho? Does it have to do with "parent pages" or what?
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If I change a blog post title or keyword after it's published will it affect my SEO performance?
I disagree with the others. If you *just* posted today, editing the Title is not going to be an issue. Simply edit the permalink as well.
Yes. It will create a crawl error to the old permalink and will take time to index the new. You're better off just writing a new post.
What if I changed the title the same day I wrote it? That should be fine right? I didn't even know this would cause any problems. Also what's a permalink?
When you enter a title for your post, WP automatically creates a permalink which is you domain name followed by the post title. The permalink is more important for ranking purposes than the title.
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If I change a blog post title after it's published?
If I change a blog post title or keyword after it's published will it affect my SEO performance?
I disagree with the others. If you *just* posted today, editing the Title is not going to be an issue. Simply edit the permalink as well.
Yes. It will create a crawl error to the old permalink and will take time to index the new. You're better off just writing a new post.
What if I changed the title the same day I wrote it? That should be fine right? I didn't even know this would cause any problems. Also what's a permalink?
When you enter a title for your post, WP automatically creates a permalink which is you domain name followed by the post title. The permalink is more important for ranking purposes than the title.
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You need to be mobile friendly because most people these days are using their mobile devices to access the internet.