ContentKing vs Google Mobile-Friendly Test

• Proactive monitoring of the website on a broad spectrum of on-page and technical issues.
• Insights for page-specific action points based on different data streams.
• Identifying technical and on-page website issues.

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• Google Mobile-Friendly Test is easy to use and works very fast.
• Google also has its own search engine results in mind when using the tool. This is important, as Google has most of the online search market share.
• Most modern devices are accounted for.

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• It is a single host only, which means that if your website spans mulitple subdomains it falls down
• It isn't as easy to control as desktop crawlers, the continuous nature means you can't just give it a set of URLs to monitor.
• Some of the issues it highlights aren't always issues, and so you need an expert user

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• Google's suggestions are sometimes vague or unhelpful.
• The test doesn't offer multiple screen sizes or shapes. Though this isn't a huge issue, it would be nice to make sure a site using media queries stays mobile friendly throughout size changes

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• My website health score went from 700 tot 986/1,00 in three years time.
• The authority of my website went from 1,9 to 2,6 in three years time.
• The visitors to my website climbed from 10/day to 60/day in three years time.

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• Our ROI has improved because each website we develop has more value built in when using the Google Mobile-Friendly Test.
• Our presentations to clients showcase more cost-efficient websites for our client's own ROI.
• In some cases, our clients think the work in progress is already completely mobile friendly and responsive in creating an impression of added ROI.

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