New Google algorithm will disrupt content on Nov 1st

Is your website mobile friendly? To avoid your web pages being banished from mobile search when the new rules officially kick in?

In an official blog post published Tuesday, the search engine warned that some content will disappear from its indexes when new rules come into effect on November 1st. As part of its efforts to make mobile search as user friendly as possible, Google’s priority is to give users the most relevant information possible for their search query.

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Google isn’t declaring war on all interstitals or on content from apps. It just wants users to be able to see the content that may find useful. It recommends using a banner in place of a full page app install interstitial.

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This is an intelligent move by google, i personally believe that non adaptive websites has no biz popping up on a mobile search query result the document comparing and sorting algorithm is effective enough to be worked up by junks.

Google has been making similar threats since Ethan Marcotte’s RWD moniker, no surprises here.

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Google is beginning to let you know what it meant by their new name: ALPHABET inc. Look bros, the deeper you look, the more perplexed you get until we reach singularity, then you’ll get to understand what’s up…