If your website isnt mobile friendly, goodbye to indexing!

Most sites are mobile friendly enough to be indexed. If this was just the only issue, most people won't have any complaints regarding getting indexed.
oh i agree, but this may be whats causing people to post "why are some of my pages not being indexed" as there are alot of smaller websites being made but lets be honest, most ppl only check webview for a churn and burn website
 
oh i agree, but this may be whats causing people to post "why are some of my pages not being indexed" as there are alot of smaller websites being made but lets be honest, most ppl only check webview for a churn and burn website
You're right. Let's see how it turns out going forward.
 
Not surprising as most users surf and access websites on their mobile devices nowadays.
 
This is a very good thing, nowadays all websites are mobile friendly.
 
Those who are doing Shopify SEO make sure to enable AMP as soon as you open the site, will cost you a bunch but this is likely one of the main causes why your site isn't ranking properly.

I just created new sites a little while ago and didn't create AMP immediately as I wanted to give them some breathing room and then wondered why my sites were not ranking.
 
I made a site that is only mobile compatible and received 200 indexes in 1 day, strange but true
 
latest update from google is that theyre only going to crawl by mobile now(as of today/tmoz) so if it isnt accessable by mobile, you are going to have indexing issues.

https://developers.google.com/static/search/blog/2024/06/mobile-indexing-vlast-final-final.doc
Do you also think that sites that have done a good job with mobile optimisation might even get a boost from this update in the rankings? That would be a breath of fresh air compared to the march update.
 
The thing is that most Google services (Ads, Analytics, not to mention the whole 360 suite disaster) is horrible on mobile.
 
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