Mobile Friendly Blog-Website

Why my blog/website be Mobile Friendly??

Mobile users or smart phone users are increasing as the 3G and 4G networks are becoming more affordable. According to one report. by 2017  mobile phone users are likely to reach 5.13 billion users globally.

Because of  increasing mobile phone usage, Google has decided to use the Mobile-Friendliness factor as a ranking signal. For more detail see this.

From now on, the downside of ignoring the Mobile-Friendliness factor will be lower rankings, less traffic, and fewer leads and sales.

Test for mobile friendly blog/website

1) Google's Mobile-Friendly Test

google provides the application to test the mobile-friendliness of our blog/website. When we enter our URL into Google Mobile Friendly Test , it will process our URL for Mobile-Friendliness Test. 

It will also provide us with some suggestions if our blog/website is not Mobile-Friendly.

Google's PageSpeed Insights

Here is another tool for Mobile-Friendly-Test. Google's PageSpeed Insights has some other uses as well. This tool lets us check the performance for both Mobile and Desktop PC's.

W3C's MobileOK Checker

This is a good tool for Mobile-Friendly Test. W3C's MobileOK Checker , provide detail results of the test. This tool also recommends changes to make our blog/website more Mobile-Friendly.

Free Websites Content Plagiarism Checker Tools

Most of your website traffic is organic. And Search Engines do not like copied content. They penalize the websites for plagiarism. Google’s Panda algorithm is an example of Search Engines algorithms that degrades the search ranking of a website if the content is copied.

What content must be unique

The content produced by your website must be unique. But what content. You should only be worried about the uniqueness of your posts or articles. Other items of your website like the logo, the navigations, the ads images, the ads text and the sidebars are not necessarily required to be unique. However the images used to describe the articles must be unique.

How to check for duplicated content

Internet is a source of knowledge. You learn a lot of things from using internet websites. Does this mean you cannot produce any content because it will be somehow copied? No, you can produce the content based upon your understanding or you can write about your opinion about a particular thing or perhaps you can share your experience.

Since you use internet very often, it is a great chance that some of your sentences might be very similar to other websites content. In order to check this you should use some tools like mentioned in this post. Or you can know that who else is copying your content and take some action to remove that content.

Free Content Plagiarism Checker Tools

Below is a list of tools that I have used. I will discuss them briefly here. Each one has its pros and cons. You should use the tool that suits you the most.

CopySpace

It is one of the oldest and widely used tools for plagiarism inspection. They also provide the option to perform check for internal duplicate content. Moreover they have plagiarism alert service that is similar to Google alerts.

Grammarly

Grammarly is basically a spell check tool or advance grammar tool. But it also helps you to maintain the originality of your content. If you are not an English native then this is a good tool for you with multiple uses.

ArticleChecker

Another very good tool. ArticleChecker is a free tool and very simple to use.Just paste your article in the text box and start checking the content plagiarism. Or you can provide it your URL and it will observe its plagiarism. It also allows you to check your text using Google or Yahoo searches.

Plagium

Plagium is a quality tool. You can paste your whole article in the text box and check for the duplicated content or you can check your content quality by providing the URL of your blog post. This tool also provides you plagiarism alert service.