Google updates mobile-friendly test, rich results test tools to better support JavaScript sites
Is your site heavily built in JavaScript? No worries. Google just updated two of its popular tools to support it.
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First batch of Google mobile-first indexing notifications goes out today
Achievement unlocked! Google has begun sending out mobile-first indexing notifications to webmasters.
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Google to move more sites to mobile-first index in coming weeks
Google plans to roll more sites into the mobile-first index in the near future. Are you ready?
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Google’s Page Speed Update does not impact indexing
In response to questions raised in the community, here’s clarification about how indexing is impacted by the Google Page Speed Update.
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FAQs on new Google Speed Update: AMP pages, Search Console notifications & desktop only pages
A page with AMP but a slow canonical URL will not be impacted by this update, assuming the AMP URL is not slow, Google told us.
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Google’s mobile-first index has rolled out for some sites & will be implemented very slowly
Gary Illyes from Google would not give us any timelines, but the rollout of the mobile-first index is going well, and a blog post about the process should be out soon.
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Leading up to the mobile-first index, Google has some advice
Want to take your mobile site from an m-dot to responsive? Here is how Google recommends you do it.
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Google updates its mobile Test My Site tool with more competitive analysis
Google’s site speed tool now compares your site to your competitors’ and tells you how many visitors your site is losing because of your load time.
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Google advice: Switch your m-dot domain to responsive before the mobile-first index rollout
Google also says the mobile-first index may not have a single launch day, but could rollout piecemeal as sites are ready for the change.
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Google hopeful the mobile-first index will launch by year’s end
But Gary Illyes says it might not go live until 2018.
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Google temporarily disables ‘not mobile-friendly’ label in search results due to bug
A bug has forced Google to remove the mobile friendly label from the search results. Google is fixing the issue and will restore the label after the problem is resolved.
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Google mobile-friendly testing tool now has API access
Using the new API Google released, developers can now build their own tools around the mobile-friendly testing tool to see if pages are mobile-friendly.
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Google confirms rolling out the mobile intrusive interstitials penalty yesterday
Google said the mobile intrusive interstitial penalty went live yesterday but webmasters have not claimed any issues yet.
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SEO in 2017: Mobile optimization as a competitive advantage
Even many of the titans of the internet could do with a bit of optimization of their mobile sites. Contributor Marcus Miller offers a comprehensive view of how to ensure you’re making the most of the opportunity to forge ahead.
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Google’s shift to mobile-first: mobile moments that matter
Columnist Jim Yu outlines Google’s long march toward a mobile-first index and explains why optimizing for mobile devices is no longer optional.
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Google may pick desktop over AMP page for the mobile-first index
Google’s mobile-first index may index your desktop version over AMP when there is no mobile version of your website.
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FAQ: All about the Google mobile-first index
Here’s everything we know about the Google mobile-first index.
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Google begins mobile-first indexing, using mobile content for all search rankings
While called an ‘experiment,’ it’s actually the first move in Google’s planned shift to looking primarily at mobile content, rather than desktop, when deciding how to rank results.
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Google will show AMP URLs before App deep link URLs in mobile results
Your readers download your mobile app? Well, Google won’t be sending them to those deep links if you have AMP URLs active on your web site.
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Google’s mobile friendly label has now been removed from the search results
Google officially says goodbye to their mobile friendly label this morning. The mobile friendly label no longer shows up in the search results.
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