Why ?
Why did Google shift to Mobile First Indexing?
Google shifted to mobile-first indexing because more and more people are using their smartphones to browse the internet. In fact, over half of global web traffic now comes from mobile devices, and this number keeps growing. Google wants to provide the best experience for users, and since most of them are on mobile, it made sense to prioritize mobile-friendly websites.
Before mobile-first indexing, Google ranked websites based on their desktop version. This created issues because some websites had a great desktop experience but a poor mobile one. Users browsing on mobile devices would end up with slow-loading pages, hard-to-read text, or awkward navigation. By focusing on mobile-first, Google ensures that the websites that rank well provide a smooth and fast experience for mobile users, who are now the majority.









