Mobile Phones as Emerging Search Platforms

[Harry]

Most of you know mobile phones (Smart phones) like Blakberry, Apple iPhones and Google Android Phones  are new devices, which are overtaking yesterday's compact laptops. According to a Nielsen Media Research study, there are over 56.9 million mobile phone users that search the web on their handy devices every day.
Now, the time has come when one needs to work upon mobile web presence along with designing optimization strategy for the mobile searching applications. Consumers these days are browsing Internet from their mobile phones to find the services and products, which they are looking for. The technology is turning towards mobile phones.
The main point here is that if your website is not ranking well on Search Engines, it definitely will not do well in mobile searches too. Thus, its inadequate performance will face difficulty in holding the visitors. Hence, website owners need to be aware of this fact, to not lose the customers or traffic on their websitesSo, it's better to go for website's optimization and in-turn mobile search optimization to keep the visitors engaged.

[Sevam]

Thanks Harry and good luck!

[aricjoy]

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[justinthomsony]

I totally agree with you that smart mobile devices are the best option to surf the Internet. It's also cool and easy features for their users. Smartphones really provides stunning and instant way to access Internet. I am highly surprised to know the numbers of users who access Internet on their mobiles.

[Stephen]

Effective site optimization applies for mobile sites as they would for desktop websites. Search engine accessibility, keywords, content and links all matter with mobile. Keep in mind screen real estate is smaller for keyword use in titles and descriptions. As a primer, check out this post from the Google Webmaster Central Blog, Making Websites More Mobile Friendly.