Many webmasters are beginning to receive email from Google about the moving of their site to mobile-first index.

And for those not in the know, mobile-first index is the future of indexing according to Google in which a website is evaluated from the mobile responsive angle and ranked accordingly even for desktop.

It means your site is now been ranked with the mobile version instead of the old method of ranking a site using the desktop version. But to qualify for the mobile-first indexing, a site must be almost if not same as on mobile and desktop, meaning a responsive web design.

If your site has been moved to mobile-first index kindly share your experience as regards improvements in traffic or otherwise.

We were moved to mobile-first index just recently and traffic has been on full throttle!

I recently got that notification on http://segmentblue.com and yes it boomed my daily traffic as well. The most good thing is that you can see the mobile usability section in search console and Google really gives you best suggestions for further improvement.

trumanmills:
I recently got that notification on http://segmentblue.com and yes it boomed my daily traffic as well. The most good thing is that you can see the mobile usability section in search console and Google really gives you best suggestions for further improvement.

I guess the mobile-first index rewards page speed and easy navigation, as that's what is common with most mobile responsive design.

If your site has a hugely disparate mobile version, and less optimized, it will certainly affect your traffic negatively with the mobile-first index.

So opt for fully responsive design.

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