Fact is, more and more people are visiting websites using mobile devices. So if your website isn’t mobile-friendly, you’re missing out on opportunities.
Watch a quick 1 minute video and discover how to use Google Analytics to find out how many people are visiting your website from a computer, a mobile or tablet.
The best way to find out how your website looks on a mobile device is…well….to look at it on a mobile device!
If you don’t have a mobile version of your website, or a responsive website that looks good on all devices, also read 5 Ways to Make your Website Mobile Friendly.
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Sigh….A bit of work to be done for me here too. I don’t like how my website looks on mobile so I guess others don’t too. Question – mobile refers to all mobile devices right? Including tablets? I’m never sure if they could since they seem to show your site almost like it is on a PC.
Hi Tracey
Thanks for your comment. Google Analytics will split your traffic into Mobile, Desktop and Tablet.
I’ve had a look at your website on an iPhone and it is mobile friendly, I like that I don’t have to “pinch and squeeze” in order to resize the text to read it.
Cheers
Mel
Ooh thanks for checking Mel!
I am still unsure what to do with my website. I don’t like the way that responsible sites change the layout on my iPhone, so I have gone with the old fashioned type for now. I would rather double tap a page for the text to fit, than see that they have changed the website layout. I am probably in the minority though haha so a review is a coming!
Hey Serena
Is it the change to the one column layout that you don’t like?
I must admit that the more I look at mobile friendly sites, the more I don’t want to “pinch and squeeze” anymore. You’ve got to be happy with whatever you decide though.
Hi Mel, I’m always learning something from you. I don’t usually pay attention to the desktop/mobile/tablet part of GA! I’ve just changed themes and it’s responsive, and I’m happy … not much of a fan of pinch and squeeze, although most mobile-friendly themes are pretty generic and ugly (so you have a point, Serena)
Thanks for stopping by Erin, I’m glad you found the vid helpful.
A responsive theme is definitely a good way to go when updating your website.