Is there any way to target mobile SE specifically like use a certain markup or something? Or do you just make a small layout and prey?
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Ok, but does Google favor it? And is it because of the way the page is coded specifically for mobile? Or is there no preference and the amount of mobile SE you get is just based on the mobile bounce/time on site/etc stats? Or more likely based on the non-mobile stats?
I know it was a stupid question but was hoping maybe someone would post something interesting or to learn from.Last edited by Jakez; 03-26-2012, 08:48 PM.Comment
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Good questions to ask man, If I knew the answer I'd share it with you.
I haven't specifically built a site for mobile yet.Comment
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We just make buttons bigger, minimize code and stay away from flash. Just little tweaks for small screens, touch screens and such because we don't like redirecting anybody or having separate templates and shit. Got lot of mobile traffic. More people use Android phone browser on our networks than chrome or firefox.
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