Bing as recently published about it`s very own and upcoming future update that to improve mobile-friendly search results. There is always a different approach between Bing and Google.
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The main difference is that Google gave date as to mobile-friendly update but Bing has opted vague approach. Bing has not given an exact date to it`s mobile friendly update, so I can`t tell you when it will hit the floor.
Second difference is that Bing always keep balance between relevance and mobile-friendliness but Google mobile search results now only showing Google mobile-friendly results.
According to Bing if the content have value for the user than it will still include it even if it is not-mobile-friendly.
It will be interesting to see that how well this mobile friendly algorithm works for the user.
Bing’s Criteria to Determine Mobile-Friendliness
Navigation – The Links, buttons and menus on the page should be well spaced and large enough.
Readability – The text on the page should be readable.
Scrolling – The content should fit within the device width.
Compatibility – The content should be compatible with the device.
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You need to optimize your site on these factors for Bing to consider website truly mobile-friendly.
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The main difference is that Google gave date as to mobile-friendly update but Bing has opted vague approach. Bing has not given an exact date to it`s mobile friendly update, so I can`t tell you when it will hit the floor.
Second difference is that Bing always keep balance between relevance and mobile-friendliness but Google mobile search results now only showing Google mobile-friendly results.
According to Bing if the content have value for the user than it will still include it even if it is not-mobile-friendly.
Bing’s Criteria to Determine Mobile-Friendliness
Navigation – The Links, buttons and menus on the page should be well spaced and large enough.
Readability – The text on the page should be readable.
Scrolling – The content should fit within the device width.
Compatibility – The content should be compatible with the device.
Read More : Free Responsive Testing Tools To Test Responsiveness
You need to optimize your site on these factors for Bing to consider website truly mobile-friendly.
