Super Search Booster offers professional agency service without the overhead, allowing businesses and entrepreneurs to best represent themselves without breaking the bank.

We specialize in creating customized, clean websites that specifically target the demographic you seek. Our designs are easy for your potential clients and customers to navigate, get the information they need, and help you achieve your business goals.

Whether you have many employees and are working in a large office, or just working out of a spare bedroom, we know you have dreams to build and grow. Your website should represent what you want to become and help you achieve that dream. As a small business, you might feel like you don’t have the budget for a “big business” website, but we have streamlined our development process, keeping our overhead low so that we can make your vision a reality within your budget.

 

This Google link will let you know if your website is at least able to be viewed on a mobile device.

Is Your Website Mobile Ready?

In the picture you can clearly see the differences in viewing the same website. The one on the right is built for mobile with an easy to navigate menu, legible wording and quick contact functions.

Just because your site can be viewed on a mobile device does not mean it will be found when searching from it. SEO for mobile is necessary for a mobile website to be found.

The Top Ten Benefits of Responsive Web Design

Responsive web design benefits designers, developers, businesses and, most importantly, users in the following ways:

1. More Mobile Traffic

According to a report from SimilarWeb, more than half of traffic to top websites in the U.S. came from mobile devices in 2015. Therefore, it’s increasingly important for companies to have websites that render properly on smaller screens so that users don’t encounter distorted images or experience a sub-optimal site layout. While some businesses still choose to have a separate version of their website for mobile users, responsive design is becoming the norm because it offers greater versatility at lower development costs.

2. Faster Mobile Development at Lower Costs

Making one responsive website takes considerably less time than making a stand-alone mobile application in addition to a standard desktop website. Since time is money, responsive design naturally costs less than the alternative. Even if the initial investment of a responsively designed website does end up comes out to being more expensive than creating two separate websites, you’ll end up saving in the long run due to maintenance costs, special configuration costs, etc of a website that uses two separate versions.

3. Lower Maintenance Needs

Maintaining a separate mobile site requires additional testing and support. In contrast, the process of responsive design uses standardized testing methodologies to ensure optimal layout on every screen. Having separate desktop and mobile sites also necessitates two content strategies, two administrative interfaces and potentially two design teams. Responsive design’s “one size fits all” approach means less headache for developers, business owners, and consumers. Spending less time on maintenance also frees up time to focus on more important things like marketing and content creation.

4. Faster Webpages

Mobile users in particular have short attention spans. Studies show that mobile visitors tend to abandon webpages that take longer than three seconds to finish loading. If a site isn’t optimized for smartphones and tablets, it will also take more time to navigate, which can frustrate customers to a point of no return. Ensuring that your responsive website uses modern performance techniques such as caching and responsive image display will help improve your webpage’s loading speed.

5. Lower Bounce Rates

A responsive and optimized mobile site provides a much better user experience for the visitor. Therefore, it is much more likely that they’ll stick around for a longer period of time and explore different areas of your site. Alternatively, if your site isn’t responsive, it is much harder to keep the visitor engaged and therefore more likely that they’ll bounce.

6. Higher Conversion Rates

Lowering your bounce rate is only half of the battle. Creating a consistent user experience across all devices is key to converting new customers. When users are deciding whether or not to subscribe to a service, they don’t want to be redirected to device-specific websites because the process often takes longer. Having a single secure website that looks professional on all platforms makes users less likely to get frustrated or turn to a competitor.

7. Easier Analytics Reporting

Knowing where traffic is coming from and how users interact with your website is necessary to make informed improvements. Managing multiple versions of a website requires developers to track users’ journeys through multiple conversion paths, funnels, and redirects. Having a single responsive site greatly simplifies the monitoring process. Google Analytics and similar tools now cater to responsive websites by condensing tracking and analytics into a single report so that you can see how your content is performing on different devices.

8. Improved SEO

Responsive web design is becoming as important to search engine optimization as quality content. Stronger backlinks and better bounce rates translate into higher search rankings, but there’s an extra SEO benefit for mobile optimized sites.

As of 2015, Google Search has expanded its use of mobile-friendliness as a ranking signal. –Google

Having a single responsive website rather than separate desktop and mobile versions avoids the issue of duplicate content, which can negatively impact your search ranking.

9. Improved Online Browsing Experience

First impressions are everything, so whether someone is visiting a website for the first time from their desktop or their smartphone, you want them to have a consistently positive experience. If visitors must do a lot of zooming, shrinking and pinching their screens during their first visit, they’re likely to give up and try another website.

10. Improved offline browsing experience

Now that many smartphones and tablets are HTML5 enabled, responsive web design benefits users by making it easier to continue viewing content within HTML5 web applications without an internet connection. Learn more about HTML5 Application Cache.