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I am very aware of the high usage of mobile browsing and I do have a theme that switches to amobile friendly version in phones. That great, but it just isn’t as functiona
A mobile look will be more and more relevant also for computer browsers. In their new ranking algorithms, Google will look at the mobile version of the site as the main site and the computer version as the second. Not the other way around as before.
You should look into themes that give the impression that you want on both screens. Try their demo sites until you find one that you like. There are themes out there that will solve your problem.
And also read up on how to build website design that converts. You will be amazed how 'little' information that is put on each page on the high converting money-making sites. It for sure gave me a wake-up call when I dug down in that area of knowledge, and it made me re-think design totally.
We all tend to want to put too much information on each page. Maybe not a helpful reply from me, but I hope you find a solution.
Jorn
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Can I keep the look of my desktop site for mobile use too?
I am very aware of the high usage of mobile browsing and I do have a theme that switches to amobile friendly version in phones. That great, but it just isn’t as functiona
Jorn is absolutely right. I have some sales pages using a page building tool that claim have pages that are mobile friendly, but when you try them on a smartphone or a tablet they just do not look good...
Even the themes that claim to be mobile responsive are not always looking right. I have taken to adjusting pages as I create them using the mobile view. It saves times and helps with conversions...
It is something to be aware of, as more and more purchases are made with mobile users whereas the laptop/desktop buys have leveled off. The big growth is mobile...
Cheers!
Dave : )
Thank you! I appreciate this feedback as well and I think I will be making sure to pay attention to mobile view when adjusting more than I have
You can check your page for mobile friendliness here:
https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly
A mobile look will be more and more relevant also for computer browsers. In their new ranking algorithms, Google will look at the mobile version of the site as the main site and the computer version as the second. Not the other way around as before.
You should look into themes that give the impression that you want on both screens. Try their demo sites until you find one that you like. There are themes out there that will solve your problem.
And also read up on how to build website design that converts. You will be amazed how 'little' information that is put on each page on the high converting money-making sites. It for sure gave me a wake-up call when I dug down in that area of knowledge, and it made me re-think design totally.
We all tend to want to put too much information on each page. Maybe not a helpful reply from me, but I hope you find a solution.
Jorn
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I noticed that some time in the past two hours a lost credit that I received for my recent comments and replies to those comments. Last night I used the give/take thread and th
Hey Kayla,
Personally, I have not kept that close a watch on my comment credits ... and I do have them. So, I really cannot say I've experienced losing any, though ... who knows ... maybe I have.
Visitor engagement and engagement percentage?
I noticed that some time in the past two hours a lost credit that I received for my recent comments and replies to those comments. Last night I used the give/take thread and th
Hey Kayla,
Personally, I have not kept that close a watch on my comment credits ... and I do have them. So, I really cannot say I've experienced losing any, though ... who knows ... maybe I have.
Jorn is absolutely right. I have some sales pages using a page building tool that claim have pages that are mobile friendly, but when you try them on a smartphone or a tablet they just do not look good...
Even the themes that claim to be mobile responsive are not always looking right. I have taken to adjusting pages as I create them using the mobile view. It saves times and helps with conversions...
It is something to be aware of, as more and more purchases are made with mobile users whereas the laptop/desktop buys have leveled off. The big growth is mobile...
Cheers!
Dave : )
Thank you! I appreciate this feedback as well and I think I will be making sure to pay attention to mobile view when adjusting more than I have
You can check your page for mobile friendliness here:
https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly