Wednesday, 6 June 2018

Some tidbits from CEO Web Application Development Services in Islamabad, Web Developer in Islamabad



Google Increases Mobile Importance:

Google announced that “mobile-friendliness” will now be used a ranking signal. The update will go into effect as per announcements and will impact mobile searches in all languages worldwide. In addition, Google announced it is beginning to use information from indexed apps as a ranking factor for users who are logged-in and have the app installed; a change that will likely result in Google displaying content from indexed apps more prominently (and more often) in the SERPs.

Product Reviews in Power:

As a CEO Web Application Development Services in Islamabad, Web Developer in Islamabad, I keep myself updated by reading new magazines. Recently read a magazine which revealed that majority of mobile shoppers consider reviews. Surprisingly, the study found that 80+ percent of consumers actually seek out negative reviews to validate the authenticity of the product’s overall reviews and trustworthiness of the website they are shopping.

Bings Auction Insights:

Knowing who your competitors are and how their impressions are faring compared to your own can be tricky for any of a CEO Web Application Development Services in Islamabad, Web Developer in Islamabad, but Bing is looking to solve this problem with a new tool called Auction Insights. The solution will enable U.S. advertisers to better gauge their performance in comparison to advertisers that are competing against them in the same keyword auctions. While this tool will not reveal the actual amount that competitors are bidding or the exact keywords being used in their campaigns, it will provide advertisers with some useful competitive intelligence.

Design Speed:

Every 100ms of loading time decreases revenue by 1% (source: Amazon). Load time performance is crucial when designing and developing for a great user experience - be it on mobile or desktop devices. Some ways to design for this include optimizing images sizes for responsive design, minifying CSS and JavaScript and removing unnecessary page elements.

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