Do you have a mobilize website or blog site?
Mobilization or mobilizing a website means making it compatible for the now seemingly invaders of the world – smartphones. Based on Global Web Index, 80% of internet users own a smartphone and 50% of them own a tablet. Because not all can bring their laptop while out or not all even has a laptop, I think mobilizing your blog site is a must.
I am lucky that even if my subscription to WordPress is still not Premium, they still offer a mobile optimization to your site. However, I don’t know if other website builders have this feature as well.
Reasons to Mobilize
People are smartphone dependent
Let’s face it, people would sometimes rather buy a smartphone than a laptop because it is cheaper. And as mentioned recently a lot of people use their smartphones to browse the internet.
User Friendly
If your visitors are using their smartphones or tablet, you don’t want them getting a hard time waiting for your site to load fully. Mobilized sites are easy to load. When you have mobilized your sites, it will fit any screen size, whether for a tablet or mobile phone.
FULLY FUNCTIONAL
It is not just about easy loading of sites, it is also about navigation. A non-mobilized site may have contents which are scattered making it hard for visitors to view.
Check the images below.
Some non-mobilized websites/blogs are hard to navigate. Menu is not present or even a home button is not. One impact for a non-existent menu button is you might lose a visitor who still wants to check all your other articles or blog posts. You don’t want that, I bet.
INCREASES TRAFFIC
For money-generating blogs, website traffic is very important. Good website traffic can be obtained by well-optimized sites. A mobile friendly site helps a blogger’s or website owner’s SEO (Search Engine Optimization) because it improves a site’s rankings on mobile search platforms like Google.
CONCLUSION
Mobiles and tablets are things many people chose to have these days, and if you want to be ablt to reach out to them, I guess you have to consider to mobilize. It is easy for free subscriptions, they just have to select the option of mobilizing. For people who developed their sites by themselves, I know it would be a little time consuming, but mobilizing is a good investment.
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Great Tip Aika! My website itself is mobile adoptive or responsive. It’s a must for every blogger since most people use mobile devices to browse the net.
Thanks for sharing..
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Thank you aaron! Yeah ive checked your site. Easy loading. 🙂
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True, bloggers really need this one. 😉
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Right, eloisa! 🙂
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Thanks for this 🙂
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You’re welcome, gorgeous!
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This is so true, since last year the concern for responsive website themes have heightened due to the fact that more and more people browse through mobile devices instead of laptops/desktops. Website owners should really address this issue and remedy the situation, mobile friendly sites is the only way to go.
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You’re right, anne! Anyway, ive checked your blog and you have your own host. What do you use to make your site mobile responsive?
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Great tips as it’s really hard work to build more traffic and great contents!
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Correct, rem! 🙂
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it’s a good point to mobilize the blog site since a lot of peeps nowadays use their smartphone more than the laptop. i think it’s a good thing my blogspot site is already mobile friendly. 🙂
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Good for you! Thank you for appreciating my blog. 😉
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Thanks for the tip, dear!
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I totally agree. I made my website mobile responsive too but honestly, i still switch to desktop view even if i’m mobile.
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Oh good thing I have applied this to my blog too… well, I am not sure about the benefits I could get from it in return at first but I did it anyway because I like to make my site more mobile friendly and easily accessible.. never thought that it could help me generate more traffic to my site!
thanks for this info.. i will do the same with my other blogs
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If you’re using wordpress and this blog have its own facebook page, then get the facebook instant article plugin. It’s an app for iOS and Android, so you’re blog will join millions of publisher worldwide whose content will be publish on facebook.
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I am using that. 🙂
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Thank you for the additional tip. 🙂
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Timely tip as I am currently customizing my site! Thanks for sharing this. Been exploring some menus and settings and I’m getting lost. At least now I know where to go for this feature. hehe
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I disabled the mobile version of my Snapped and Scribbled blog but I make sure that it is mobile-friendly. On the other hand, my personal blog Roselle Writes uses a responsive template.
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It’s a must for bloggers to have a mobile-friendly website because it makes content readable and it’s also one of the many factors on Google’s SEO ranking. Great tip, Aika!
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This is on point. We have to adapt to the current platform used by our readers to maximize our site’s presence. Thanks for sharing this great tip!
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Yes, definitely!! I have taken special care of that!! After all it’s the smartphone era!! 🙂
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This is true. I also mobilize my blog. A great post indeed. Thank you for sharing xx
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great post, nowadays smartphone is always use compared to PC
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Definitely true. It’s all about mobility for people these days, so making sure your audience can still get updated about your blog on the go is essential. This is why I always have responsive layouts. 🙂 Nice informative post!
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Correct! Everyone’s mobile these days and if your site looks awkward when viewed on smartphone, you’ll miss a lot of readers. I think mobile readers can be too picky.
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hmm… you have a valid point here. I have not thought about it (immediately checked my blog if it is mobile-friendly. hehehe) Thanks for sharing!
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Absolutely, making the site mobile friendly is important as mobile is always with us and it’s something we can check on the go as well.
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So informative. Good thing that WordPress has this setting. thanks for sharing!
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