Comments for mobile SEO http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk No frills search engine optimisation: where simplicity works Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:30:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 mobile-seo/commentshttp://feedburner.google.com Comment on Step 1 - Choosing a Domain by Pelle Boese http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/step-1-choosing-a-domain/#comment-13 Pelle Boese Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:12:44 +0000 #comment-13 Iam using both versions, 2 and 3. Whenever possible I host the mobile applications under the same domain with the same directory structure. For blogs etc this is pretty ease. For larger projects where we use Sevenval FIT to mobilize the site, we need a subdomain like m.domain.tld or wap.domain.tld because the mobile version is a completely different host. Anyways, I'd always prefer the "all-sites-under-one-domain" solution :) Iam using both versions, 2 and 3. Whenever possible I host the mobile applications under the same domain with the same directory structure. For blogs etc this is pretty ease. For larger projects where we use Sevenval FIT to mobilize the site, we need a subdomain like m.domain.tld or wap.domain.tld because the mobile version is a completely different host. Anyways, I’d always prefer the “all-sites-under-one-domain” solution :)

]]> Comment on First Links Are The Deepest: In Any SEO Speak by Pelle Boese http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/first-links-are-the-deepest-in-any-seo-speak/#comment-12 Pelle Boese Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:04:14 +0000 http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/first-links-are-the-deepest-in-any-seo-speak/#comment-12 From what I've seen so far, I completely agree with you. The mobile search indexes, especially google, are very small. Google mobile actually is more like a joke, while Yahoo's One Search is maybe kinda usable. Also it takes much longer to get into the mobile Google index, at least 2 weeks, probably more, like 4 - 6 weeks. Even if your site has a lot of link popularity and ranks great on google. I have by the way never had any benefits from submitting a (mobile) sitemap. If your site is well structured and you've got some good incoming links, the crawlers will do the job for you. From what I’ve seen so far, I completely agree with you. The mobile search indexes, especially google, are very small. Google mobile actually is more like a joke, while Yahoo’s One Search is maybe kinda usable. Also it takes much longer to get into the mobile Google index, at least 2 weeks, probably more, like 4 - 6 weeks. Even if your site has a lot of link popularity and ranks great on google. I have by the way never had any benefits from submitting a (mobile) sitemap. If your site is well structured and you’ve got some good incoming links, the crawlers will do the job for you.

]]> Comment on Mobilizing Your Website by Pelle Boese http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/mobilizing-your-website/#comment-11 Pelle Boese Wed, 02 Apr 2008 15:57:25 +0000 http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/mobilizing-your-website/#comment-11 I would never mobilize my blog through such a service. I wrote an article about mowser (another of those mobile proxies) and duplicate content. The problem is, that they use your content under their domain and thus might get links from people linking to "your" mobile site. I'd rather block all those services so they can't steal your content and either make a light mobile site or use a plugin, for wordpress I'd recommend Andy's free one: http://www.andymoore.info/wordpress-mobile-plugin/ I would never mobilize my blog through such a service. I wrote an article about mowser (another of those mobile proxies) and duplicate content. The problem is, that they use your content under their domain and thus might get links from people linking to “your” mobile site. I’d rather block all those services so they can’t steal your content and either make a light mobile site or use a plugin, for wordpress I’d recommend Andy’s free one: http://www.andymoore.info/wordpress-mobile-plugin/

]]> Comment on First Links Are The Deepest: In Any SEO Speak by salvasi http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/first-links-are-the-deepest-in-any-seo-speak/#comment-10 salvasi Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:28:26 +0000 http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/first-links-are-the-deepest-in-any-seo-speak/#comment-10 Another factor in the index Google Mobile Web (WAP), it is very very important antiquity. Also in development in WML aid positioning, checked ;) Regards. Another factor in the index Google Mobile Web (WAP), it is very very important antiquity.

Also in development in WML aid positioning, checked ;)

Regards.

]]> Comment on Mobilizing Your Website by brysonmeunier http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/mobilizing-your-website/#comment-2 brysonmeunier Tue, 17 Jul 2007 21:50:21 +0000 http://www.mobile-seo.co.uk/mobilizing-your-website/#comment-2 Good overview, Paul. Here are a few that I've found in my research that you didn't mention: http://www.site.mobi http://mobilizer.volantis.net (the Google representative mentioned this one in the Mobile Search Optimization panel at SES Chicago last year) Would love to get your input on those, and maybe put together a matrix of features for each. Best, Bryson Good overview, Paul. Here are a few that I’ve found in my research that you didn’t mention:
http://www.site.mobi
http://mobilizer.volantis.net (the Google representative mentioned this one in the Mobile Search Optimization panel at SES Chicago last year)

Would love to get your input on those, and maybe put together a matrix of features for each.

Best,
Bryson

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