Google sends a new type of alert to website administrators and owners

Google tries as much as possible to please both the user and the webmaster. Every now and then, you see it issuing continuous updates to its algorithm, filters, and improvements to the search engine with the aim of satisfying the user. At the same time, it improves the webmaster tools and the alerts it sends to webmasters with the aim of satisfying site owners and informing them of the latest updates and improvements it has made. In today’s article, I present to you, dear reader, a new improvement made by Google, but this time it targets webmasters and not users. Continue reading this article with me to learn more. On the new improvement. The idea of the new improvement is based on two basic points. The first point is the great interest that Google pays to the necessity of the site being compatible with smartphones, and recently compatibility with the smartphone has become an essential factor in determining ranking in search results. The second point is based on the fact that all webmasters, after any update they make, especially in the field of preparing the site for search engines, go to Google to search for their site and see how it will appear in the search results. The new improvement combined the two previous ideas to issue a new type of alert to alert webmasters in the event of Their site is not compatible with smart phones. The new alert works as follows: If a webmaster searches for his site via Google and through his smartphone, and Google is able to identify that the person doing the search is the same site owner or site supervisor that appears in the search results, it will be indicated that the site is not compatible with a smartphone. Of course, this matter will only appear to the site supervisor, but the average user will not see this topic. I tried to search for an example that explained this new alert to you and found the following example on the Internet. The site is old and not compatible with smartphones. The site belongs to a person named Jen. Sense, which tried to search for its site via phone and noticed the following result: You can notice the phrase Your page is not mobile-friendly in the search result. Of course, the phrase will only appear for it. If a regular user searches for the site, the result will appear in the following form. Finally, I must say that the feature is not experimental, but as we are accustomed to at SEO in Arabic, we are trying to bring you the latest news related to preparing the site for search engines, so we must spread the news even if the new alert is experimental.

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