By now, hopefully everyone reading this already understands the importance of SEO in today’s internet marketing field. But, while traditional — or desktop — SEO is extremely vital, today you also need to be optimizing for mobile SEO. There are over 1.2 billion people that use their mobile devices to connect to the web, which also means that more and more people are using their phones to search for information. Since so much traffic is occurring on mobile devices, it makes sense that you should be using this to your advantage.
But not so fast. You might think that all those techniques you use for traditional or desktop SEO will work for mobile SEO, but that is not the case. These are two different and separate entities, and they must be treated as such. Yes, mobile SEO is still SEO, but it is very specialized. Think about doctors — you can go see a gastroenterologist or a pediatrician, who are both doctors, but they are specialized in different areas. They have different practices and techniques that help them treat their patients better than a regular doctor would.
Differences Between Desktop and Mobile SEO
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