Businesses Ignore Google’s Mobile Web Design Update Says Kent Marketing Expert

A marketing consultant in Canterbury, Kent says mobile web design is still in the dark ages. A comScore report says mobile devices account for 6o percent of all online traffic.Check out the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBq6UWK7scI

Canterbury, UK – July 10, 2015 /PressCable/ —

With the Internet becoming increasingly competitive it could come as a shock to know that just 51% of small businesses have a website. Not only that but 93.3% of these websites are not optimised for visitors using mobile phones. The opportunity for business owners to grow their client numbers via online has never been so great. However with so much information available it can sometimes be a struggle to know who to speak to.

As of April 21st 2015 Google made an amendment to their search engine to encourage websites to be mobile friendly. In fact recent studies show that there has been a nearly 5% increase in websites changing to a mobile design in the two months after, what is affectionately known as, Mobilegeddon.

Having spoken to many businesses on the subject, Kent based Marketing consultant Andy Palmer had this to say “Whilst it is easy to overlook the importance of mobile search, especially if your business is currently busy, make sure you have investigated the potential impact to your business before leaving it too long”

“Yes there are many things to think about when you run your own business, however there are many experts who can assist you”

Click to have a look at Andy’s video about mobile web optimisation here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBq6UWK7scI

With such a small amount of businesses currently focusing on mobile users it could be a good time for forward thinking companies to take advantage and increasing their customer base.

After all with new developments in the Internet being launched regularly, such as Internet enabled watches, the consumer journey is constantly changing. In order to ensure that their business is at the cutting edge, business owners should engage experts to help them keep up with the times.

For more details on how Andy Palmer helps local businesses improve their web presence and gain more clients visit his Linkedin profile here https://uk.linkedin.com/in/andylpalmer

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Name: Andy Palmer
Organization: Andy Palmer Marketing Consultant
Phone: 01227 250 340

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