Last Thursday, Google announced via a blog post that it will be introducing a new signal bringing together its new Core Web Vitals and its existing “page experience” metrics, using both as ranking criteria.
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Last Thursday, Google announced via a blog post that it will be introducing a new signal bringing together its new Core Web Vitals and its existing “page experience” metrics, using both as ranking criteria.
With the (more…)
Posted by John Murray
After sending out messages to site owners informing them to correct issues relating to mobile-first indexing, Google has now provided a further update on the topic, stating that all (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
Search giant Google is in the process of sending out notices to site owners via its Search Console service, informing those that have mobile-first indexing issues that it expects all websites to make the switch within (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
Social networking company Facebook has once again stated that it is willing to pay people in exchange for access to their mobile phones to monitor how they are being used.
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Posted by Alan Littler
Search giant Google has recently announced that all new websites previously unknown to the company will be defaulted to the new mobile-first indexing as of July 1.
Furthermore, older sites that (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
Microblogging site Twitter has recently released a new beta app to be tested by a group of users.
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Posted by Alan Littler
With most internet browsing now done on mobile devices, and some experts believing 5G will render traditional home broadband obsolete, it seems clear that mobile is both the present and future of the internet. However, a new global study suggests that UK mobile data users are getting disappointing value for money.
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Posted by John Murray
Traditionally, mobile internet users expect Wi-Fi connection to offer a faster experience than using their own data to get online, but a new study shows that this is not always the case.
A study by OpenSignal has found that there are 33 nations around the world where mobile networks offer a faster download speed than Wi-Fi. This includes several in (more…)
Posted by John Murray
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