Mobile SEO in 2013
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The document discusses mobile search and strategies for mobile optimization. It notes that in 2013, mobile internet use is approaching 20% and mobile search 33%, with 1/3 of all searches being mobile. It also finds that the results for localized searches vary more between desktop and mobile (58.3% variance) than generic searches (73.5% variance). Finally, it advocates for differentiating websites for different mobile devices through tactics like optimized page loads, touch interfaces, and alternate URLs for desktop and mobile versions.
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- 1. / COVARIO By: Michael Martin PMP, SEO Manager MOBILE SEO THE 2013 DIFFERENCE @mobile__martin (2 underscores) @covario
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- 3. THE MOBILE SEARCH EXPANSION Percentage of Internet Use Worldwide Percentage of Search 2013 Mobile Internet Use Should Approach 20% and Mobile Search 33% 1/3 of all Search Will be Mobile @mobile__martin (2 underscores) @covario
- 4. Localized Terms (pizza, gas, store, police, zoo, hospital, phone, etc.) THE MOBILE SEARCH RESULT DIFFERENCE 41.7% of results are the same on a desktop vs. mobile Generic Terms (laptop, servers, desktop, google, apple, windows, etc.) 26.5% of results are the same on a desktop vs. mobile 58.3%Variance in Results from Desktop vs. Mobile 73.5%Variance in Results from Desktop vs. Mobile @mobile__martin (2 underscores) @covario
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