Mobile devices will dominate in 2016.

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In early 2015, Google announced that for the first time there was a noticeable increase in search activity via phones and other mobile devices. At the time, the statement applied to 10 countries, led by the US. By October, the phenomenon had already affected the entire world . Today, it is safe to say that more than half of Google searches are done via mobile devices.

This is a mass phenomenon. It means we have moved south korean whatsapp number away from traditional search and the future looks very uncertain.

Google also confirmed, based on data from websites, that their engines indexed 100 billion calls using the app.

This staggering and somewhat terrifying number goes some way to explaining a story that has been going on in the SEO community since the beginning of the year , which has assumed that mobile-friendly sites and apps would offer benefits.



Last year, Google confirmed that more searches were being done on mobile devices. That included the United States, Japan, and eight other countries they didn’t mention by name. In some countries, traditional search still dominates, but the direction of change is pretty clear.

It's worth noting that this doesn't mean that desktop searches have declined .

According to statistics released by comScore, the number of searches via desktop devices has been growing month over month. Mobile searches are the new thing, and their number has not only caught up with “traditional” searches, but has also surpassed them.