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robinmym · 03-09-2017, 10:03 AM

Google Loves Responsive
And since Google is the heavenly being you’re trying to thrill with your website, it is advisable to pay interest to what Search engines love. Search engines not only suggests RWD as the best way to focus on cellular customers, but also prefers mobile-optimized websites when introducing outcomes for queries made on a cellular phone. This is especially real when cellular customers search for local services.

One Web page, One URL
Building another cellular website does have a few benefits of its own, and in many cases developing another cellular edition works well. If a website features a lot of material (a information website, for example), a sensitive edition of the website could soon become the “scrolling version”, with customers having to give their catalog fingertips a serious work out just to get around through the material. This is where a cellular website, with material which has been properly enhanced for cellular surfing around, can come in useful.

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robinmym Registered User Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Dhaka Posts: 486	Google Loves Responsive And since Google is the heavenly being you’re trying to thrill with your website, it is advisable to pay interest to what Search engines love. Search engines not only suggests RWD as the best way to focus on cellular customers, but also prefers mobile-optimized websites when introducing outcomes for queries made on a cellular phone. This is especially real when cellular customers search for local services. One Web page, One URL Building another cellular website does have a few benefits of its own, and in many cases developing another cellular edition works well. If a website features a lot of material (a information website, for example), a sensitive edition of the website could soon become the “scrolling version”, with customers having to give their catalog fingertips a serious work out just to get around through the material. This is where a cellular website, with material which has been properly enhanced for cellular surfing around, can come in useful.

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