Mobile-first indexing, since Google can't get as much information from your page as before. WARNING: If it's your intention that the mobile page should have lessĬontent than the desktop page, you can expect some traffic loss when your site is enabled Indexing on your site comes from the mobile site. Tabs) just make sure that the content is equivalent to the desktop site, since almost all You can have a differentĭesign on mobile to maximize user experience (for example, moving content into accordions or Site so that its primary content is equivalent to your desktop site. If your mobile site has less content than your desktop site, consider updating your mobile
Make sure that your mobile site contains the same content as your desktop site. Make sure that content is the same on desktop and mobile That you're not blocking the URL with the disallow directive. If you want Google to crawl your URLs, make sure Mobile site from those on the desktop site. Some resources have different URLs on the Google won't loadĬontent that requires user interactions (for example, swiping, clicking, or typing) to load. Don't lazy-load primary content upon user interaction. Nofollow tags), Google may fail to crawl and index your page when your site is enabled If you use a different meta robots tag on the mobile site (especially the noindex or Use the same meta robots tags on the mobile and desktop site. Make sure that Google can access and render your mobile page content and resources. Make sure that Google can access and render your content To make sure that your users have the best experience, follow the best practices detailed in this guide. Google Search continues to show the URL that is the mostĪppropriate to users (whether it's a desktop or mobile URL) in Search results. It's important to note that there isn't a separate mobile-first index Google Owners in Search Console of the date when their site was switched to mobile-first indexing. Monitor and evaluate pages based on the best practices detailed in this guide. For older or existing websites, we continue to The web or previously unknown to Google Search). 
Starting July 1, 2019, mobile-first indexing is enabled by default for all new websites (new to
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