Why does a word show as 'Google en-US Mobile Friendly' = FALSE when it also shows that it ranks 3 on mobile?
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I pulled a recent report for all words I'm tracking locally and it states that a specific term ranks #4 on desktop and #3 on mobile.
But in separate columns, specifically "Google en-US Mobile Friendly" that same terms shows as 'FALSE'. Any idea what this means?
Thanks!
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Much thanks!
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Hi Kristina,
I do know what it means, on mobile search result pages Google might from time to time for webpages that are very fast on mobile add an additional label to the result saying the page is mobile friendly. That label is what Moz is showing you in their reports. More information on the mobile friendly labels can you find here: http://searchengineland.com/google-officially-launches-mobile-friendly-labels-mobile-search-results-208949
Hope this helps!
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