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    What is mobile first indexing?

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    Please let me know What is mobile first indexing?

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    Google Gemini says:

    Mobile-first indexing is a shift in how Google prioritizes website content for indexing and ranking. Previously, Google used the desktop version of a website as the primary basis for these actions.

    With the rise of mobile web browsing, Google switched to using the mobile version of a website for most websites. This means that Google will look at the content, structure, and user-friendliness of your mobile site to determine how to rank your pages in search results.

    Here are some key things to know about mobile-first indexing:

    It's complete: As of May 2023, Google has finished transitioning all websites to mobile-first indexing.
    Mobile-friendliness is crucial: If your website is not mobile-friendly, it could be negatively impacted in search results.
    Content parity is important: Google recommends having the same core content on both your mobile and desktop sites.


 

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