Google’s deadline on mobile friendly sites is fast approaching. If your site isn’t mobile friendly by April 21st your search engine standing will be penalised. That means even if your site was ranking on the first page of Google you will be sent to the back of the line letting all the mobile friendly sites take your spot.

If your running a blog having a mobile friendly site is as easy as changing your theme. I run all my themes on FlexSqueeze2. I’ve made a couple of videos just to show you how good and mobile friendly FlexSqueeze2 is. The first one shows you what makes FlexSqueeze2 so mobile friendly.

Mobile Friendly FlexSqueeze2

The second video shows how I converted my two websites to FlexSqueeze 2 so that they were mobile friendly.

Converting Old Website To New Mobile Friendly Website

What’s that? You’d love to see the difference between the old and new sites. I’m so glad you asked.

This is what the old site used to look like. I decided to keep it live as it would resolve any 404 errors. Notice how I left a message so people will know of the new site with a link pointing to it.

This is what the new surveys page looks like. I don’t know about you but I reckon it looks heaps better than the old one. Not only that, because it runs on the WordPress platform it’s also a hell of a lot easier to update. I didn’t update the old site because it was too much of a hassle. Not so with the new one. I reckon now I can actually get better search results because of all the new information I can add to it.

The question now is what are you going to do to make your sites mobile friendly? If you do decide to take the FlexSqueeze2 route now would be a good time because there is a special on and you can save $30. Get your FlexSqueeze2 before the special runs out.