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Does Google think your website is Mobile Friendly?


Mobile has changed the world. Today everyone has a mobile device with them constantly looking for information. Internet usage on mobile devices has overtaken more traditional methods such as laptops or desktop computers so having a mobile friendly website has become a critical part of an online presence.


If you haven’t made your website mobile friendly, you should as the benefits of doing so far outweigh the initial costs.


How do I know if my website is mobile friendly? Testing your sites mobile friendliness is easy, just visit fwc. sitewizard.co.uk and we can run the test for you free of charge.


What happens if I don’t make my website mobile friendly? Two things are worth serious consideration: • Firstly, if a visitor to your site cannot navigate around it easily then they will more than likely leave the site and go elsewhere.


• Secondly, Google now includes mobile friendliness as a ranking factor in their search results so if your website is not mobile friendly it is unlikely to be found in googles results for search terms relevant to your business.


How do I make my website mobile friendly? The quickest and most cost-effective solution is to have your existing websites content copied over to a mobile friendly professional template framework which will include your colour scheme and logo. Templates are available in a wide variety of layouts and design types.


Alternatively, you can have a new bespoke site designed from scratch although the costs of doing this will be higher as the whole framework will be designed specifically around your requirements.


Whichever option you choose it makes sense to go mobile! Please get in touch if you need any help or advice.


SiteWizard.co.uk 01622 200045


VISTAL – The all-new solvent-free uPVC restorer


Vistal is the new uPVC cleaner which revives weathered window frames, gutters and fascias without solvents or acids. It’s quick and effective leaving uPVC surfaces clean, shiny and easier to keep clean.


It is particularly effective at removing the dull chalky oxidization and yellowing that form as uPVC ages and weathers. It removes leaf stains, pollen stains, dried bird mess, spider mess and ingrained grey grime with ease.


As well as being economical it is also biodegradeable, free of toxins, acids and phosphates and is kind to the skin.


What makes Vistal unique is that it comes as a solid, dry compound whereas most cleaning products have a high percentage of water. With Vistal you are paying just for the pure cleaning ingredients which include polishing clay, soapflakes, green soap, vegetable oils, glycerine, and perfume oils.


Vistal comes its own special sponge which absorbs dirt and rinses out easily in water. To activate the cleaner you just wipe the dampened sponge across the surface. The sponge lightly moistens a thin layer of the compound which you then gently rub on the surface. As you clean, a coating of natural glycerine is left on the surface to polish and protect it and repel water.


Because it is a dry compound Vistal also has an unlimited shelf life.


FWC feedback: this product cleans brass & stainless steel with ease – and it was great on the Federation’s competition uPVC window frames.


One small tub is equivalent to about 10 litres of a liquid cleaning product so it goes a long way. Four tub sizes are available priced at £9.95 for 300g, £18.95 for 500g, £22.95 for 800g and £64.95 for a 4kg bucket. For more information go to: www.vistalcleaningproducts.co.uk/pvc_cleaner


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