Mobile websites and stores

Mobile websites are a new sales hit, which has also been endorsed by the giant Google. Since April 21, 2015, Google's logic of evaluating your website and placing it in search results on the search engine also includes the mobile version of the website. Here is your opportunity to gain extra points and surpass your competition!

What is a mobile website (mobile page or store)?

We are all familiar with websites and online stores, but mobile websites are actually versions of websites or stores that are adapted for smaller screens of mobile devices. It has been observed that there are more visitors using mobile devices online than desktop or laptop computers. If your website is not optimized for smaller screens, you are actually losing potential customers and assisting your competition. A mobile website can fix this, as it is adapted to all smaller screens of mobile devices and properly displays the content of the store or page.

Why can creating a mobile store be beneficial for you?

You will have a higher ranking on Google.
Your reach to the target audience and customers will increase.
Your website will be optimally displayed even on smaller screens.
Advanced marketing will also be enabled.

Why is creating a mobile website essential?

As the use of smartphones and tablets is on the rise, creating a mobile website is actually essential in today's time. A mobile website has a different display format compared to a regular website, so it also has adapted content and functionalities that are displayed on all mobile devices.

If you are still considering creating a website, it's good to think whether you would opt for responsive design or a separate mobile website. Responsive design does not earn extra points on Google, so a mobile website can be your advantage over others.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is mobile responsiveness so important?: More than 60% of web traffic today comes from mobile devices. If your site is not adapted to mobile screens, you are losing the majority of potential customers. Google guidelines prefer responsive sites, which typically results in better search rankings.
What is the difference between responsive and mobile design?: Responsive design automatically adapts to all screen sizes with a single design. A mobile version is a separate site for mobile devices. We recommend responsive design - easier maintenance, better SEO.
How do I check if my site is mobile-friendly?: Use Google PageSpeed Insights or Google's Mobile-Friendly Test (search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly). You immediately see where the issues are.
Does mobile responsiveness affect sales?: Directly - customers who do not have a good experience on mobile leave. Improved mobile experience typically brings a 20-40% increase in mobile conversions.
How long does it take to adapt an existing site for mobile?: It depends on the current state. Minor fixes to an existing responsive design take 1-3 days, a complete mobile experience overhaul takes 1-3 weeks.