SMX@adtech: Mobile Local and Video Search — Cindy Krum
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The document provides tips for optimizing websites for mobile search engines. It discusses the differences between mobile and desktop search, including that mobile has carrier search engines that are often white-labeled versions of other engines. It also outlines strategies for mobile search engine optimization, including appropriate site architecture, clean code, relevant mobile content, and submitting the site to various mobile directories and search engines.
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