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It seems like just as we overcome a major overhaul in the search engines, another wave of change comes our way. It’s been done with Google Penguin, Panda and Pigeon - many websites experienced drastic drops in page ranks as a result. Webmasters all over the globe study “ranking factors,” which are essentially things that directly affect the rankings of a website. It’s the criteria for evaluating webpages and what produces specific rankings that are generally referred to as ranking factors.
If you run your own business, then you absolutely need to have business cards handy to give out to potential clients. However, just as important - if not more so - is having a good website too. Here are just a handful of reasons why a website is actually more important than a business card.
In case you haven’t heard, Google is planning to unveil a mobile-friendly update on April 21 that could impact websites all over the net. So what does this mean for your website, or more precisely, your business? How Google’s New Mobile-Friendly Algorithm Could Impact Your Website It’s no secret that websites that are mobile-optimized rank higher than non-optimized sites, even on desktop computers. But until now, this factor in ranking has been limited. No one is entirely sure yet what things Google actually considers when it calculates mobile rankings. This is why many businesses have simply avoided optimizing their websites for mobile devices up until now.
The deal was originally announced back in August 2011, and it finally became official. Google's CEO Larry Page has posted a statement on the company's official blog that it has closed its deal to buy the smartphone and tablet maker Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. In the blog post, Page reminded the public that Motorola actually released the first cell phone.