Sentences with phrase «less mobile content»

There's much less mobile content and fewer links to index, for example.

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While the mobile Web is an efficient way to make your content available on mobile devices across platforms, with the rise in prominence of smartphones, it's becoming somewhat less relevant.

... Historically, we've often treated «mobile» and «desktop» as synonyms for «less» and «more», designing distinct experiences for each, and fragmenting our content into those separate sites.

Past achievements include writing and editing a full - length non-fiction book — iDo — for Simon & Schuster in less than two months, hosting Twitter parties that launched targeted brand hashtags onto the trending topics list, creating widely - read link building content for brands like T - Mobile, creating and executing on custom marketing packages for brands like GB International (the largest baby product manufacturer in the world), and editing the memoir Four Before Their Time.

The ever - growing reliance on home and mobile streaming entertainment thankfully do not neglect auteur content and MIFF is proud to support the work, less so the medium with Top of the Lake: China Girl; straight from a standing ovation in Cannes, this special Australian premiere of the entire second season, directed by Jane Campion and starring Nicole Kidman will show all six episodes in three concurrent two - hour sessions — a unique opportunity to see the series before its television premiere, turning this binge experience into an outright event.

Yet the data I have seen across several projects shows that hardly any learners, certainly less than 10 %, are using their smartphones to access the learning content we produce compared to projects specifically rolled out and therefore actively promoted as mobile content, which show 65 % of users on touch devices.

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If you've been playing Nintendo's newest mobile game, the free - to - play Fire Emblem Heroes, you probably have a few questions about some of its lesser - explained menus and late - game content.

With the content of the mobile website is not yet a major ranking factor, your firm can focus less on mobile textual content and more on easier navigation and an intuitive user experience.

Sites like IMDB as well as Rotten Tomatoes and countless other websites or mobile applications (such as flixter, etc.) all use movie posters and images from movies as part of their content which is more or less the selling point of their business (or maybe more accurately how they convince users to keep using).

If that has less content on page A than the desktop version of page A, then Google will probably just see the mobile version with less content.

It is important to note that if you use less content on the mobile version of a page, once Google changes over to the mobile first index, you will only be able to rank for the content that appears on the mobile page.

The device more or less functions just like the original, allowing users to cast content from a mobile device or notebook to the big screen.