Be careful with advertisements and publicity

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Here are some scary statistics for you, especially if you haven't yet optimized your WordPress site for mobile devices:

as of the fourth quarter of 2017,  57% of all Internet traffic  is from mobile devices. This is up from  just 15%  in 2013.
Google declares that it is unlikely that 61% of users will return to a mobile site where they had difficult access and 40% will visit a competitor's site.
More than half of your traffic could disappear just because they can't navigate your website properly. Fortunately, most WordPress themes today are developed from the ground up to be compatible with all devices. We recommend that you use  the Google testing tool for mobile devices  . This will also help ensure that your site is  mobile indexing  (SEO) safe.


Although we always recommend using the responsive version, compatibility australia mobile phone number depends on the device used. Responsive means that your WordPress site automatically scales for all devices with code and without plugins. You can also hire a  WordPress developer to help you make your site responsive.




A lot of sites rely on advertising to make money, which is perfectly understandable. However, it is important to remember that advertising can be tedious and annoying, sometimes having a significant impact on the bounce rate. Especially the autoplay ads. Remember that not everyone has pop-ups blocked. Although most browsers now try to enforce this.

Here is an example below of a very annoying advertisement, first of all, we have the "cookies" warning, this being necessary for legal reasons, but at the same time it should be taken into account when intersecting with other advertisements, keeping- the size of the screen necessarily counts.