A little more than one year ago, Google released a web-based shot that would be heard around the world when the Mountain View, California-based company — specializing in Internet-related services and products – unveiled a new mobile-responsive algorithm that would determine web page positioning following an Internet user’s mobile search.
Dubbed “Mobilegeddon,” the release involved the use of a computer algorithm that considered a site’s “mobile friendliness” in recognition of the growing use of mobile devices as opposed to desktop searches.
