標題: SMX West is held in San Jose, which is close to [打印本頁] 作者: Minhazi862 時間: 2024-3-11 17:28 標題: SMX West is held in San Jose, which is close to Google's headquarters (?), so many Google employees will be participating. It's relatively close to Japan, so I highly recommend it!Google announced that it will strengthen its mobile-friendly algorithm in May. Last updated: 2024/02/16 blog It's been almost a year since the mobile-friendly algorithm was launched, and in May it was announced that its impact would be strengthened. However, it seems that no new elements are added. This is only to judge whether it is mobile compatible or not, not to judge how smartphone compatible it is. I'm sure many sites are already mobile-friendly, but you might want to check again. ( Click here for the previously introduced white paper by seoClarity .) – SEO Japan [Additional note] Regarding the article below, there is a statement that the update will be carried out in stages, but this is not clearly stated on Google's official blog.
The nuance is that "the effects of this algorithm will gradually permeate," but since the statement gave the impression of being definitive, I would like to add that the information is not from Google. ( Thank you to Kenichi Suzuki for pointing this out. Thank you!) [Addendum 2] An announcement was also made on India Phone Number Google's official Japanese blog , which clearly states that the update will be carried out in stages. (At the time of [addition] above, only the English version was announced, and there was no mention on the official blog.) Google has announced that it will strengthen its mobile friendliness.
However, this is not likely to be the return of Mobilegeddon. google-mobile-search-apps-ss-1920-800x450 Google announced on its Webmaster Blog that it will strengthen the impact of its mobile-friendly algorithm , which was launched on April 21, 2015 . According to Google, the update will be "launching in May" and will "increase the impact of (mobile-friendliness) ranking factors." Also, if you have already implemented mobile-friendly support, there doesn't seem to be anything to worry about.
