The KEYS to the Google Mobile Friendly Changes

1. Google determines if it considers your website to be mobile friendly. Make use of the Google Mobile-Friendly test to determine if your website passes. The name of the theme or design of your website has little to do with whether or not your site will pass.
 
2. The change started on April 21st but may take a while before it reaches all areas. Despite the stretched out time frame, it is important to work out the kinks in the mobile-friendly status of your site.
 
3. Your site will benefit from being mobile-friendly. The largest percentage of your readers visits from mobile devices. The Google changes make sure that your site will be easier for those visitors to make the most of your website.
 
4. Not being mobile-friendly only effects your ranking for mobile devices – this according to Google. Again, the goal of Google is to provide the best user experience so there are some experts that are suggesting that mobile specific algorithm may be the result.

Google changes can seem like a nightmare waiting to happen. Most of the time the new changes feel like they come just when you finish the redesign from the last changes. Although Google is here to spotlight your website, the ultimate purpose of Google lies with the searcher. The changes that Google made to the algorithm make it easier for mobile searchers to find what they need. The changes also help you to create an atmosphere friendly for those users.