Google offers advice on best practices for mobile-first indexing

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While some areas of Google's algorithm are kept under wraps, the search engine offers plenty of tips to help webmasters and SEOs understand mobile-first indexing. There's an entire guide available called "Mobile-First Indexing Best Practices ," published by Google to ensure your users have the best experience.

It's a good reference point for any marketer looking to get ahead when it comes to mobile-first indexing.

Specifically, the guide helps you understand best practices on:

How to ensure that Googlebot can access and crawl your content

How to make sure your content is the same on desktop and mobile

Checking your structured data

Put the same metadata on both singapore mobile database versions of your site

Check your ad placement

Check visual content

Additional Best Practices for Separate URLs

Troubleshooting for mobile-first issues

Please take the time to read it and refer to it if you experience any issues that arise with your site or mobile version change.

7. Don't confuse mobile-first indexing and mobile usability
One important thing to understand is that mobile-first indexing and mobile usability are not the same thing.

Your website may experience mobile usability issues when it moves to mobile-first indexing.

As John Mueller has previously commented:

"A website may or may not be mobile-friendly, but it can still have all of its content required for mobile-first indexing.