About 15 months ago we observed a decrease of rankings. This was due to the use of a special WordPress plug-ins for the simple addition of a mobile site. However, even if we had already begun our new websites responsive, ie to design adaptive layout so we needed a quick fix for our older clients, especially for those who possessed a maintenance budget. We learned quickly and were able to steer the plug-in to a mobile URL address that was fit for Google. Could be eliminated after the plug-in so that top rankings were back.

If a site is linked to other, then the original domain is preserved. You can change the hosting and where your DNS points. This will keep all links as such linked to the domain. This is one of the possible reasons why you are in domains for sale, such as GoDaddy see under circumstances very high prices. Basically people buy a lot of existing links to a relatively inexpensive price.

If you have created multiple access options for visitor (a mobile site that is hosted elsewhere or appears from under a subdomain), then you have created several sources of income. Links are under a Google optimization is the most important factor in how the ranking of a website will look like in terms of results in the search engines.

An additional tip: If you have subdomains or pages that you want to get rid of by switching to a responsive design, perhaps, make sure you back them equivalent to new pages on your website. This allows you to collect previous links that belonged to former lonely pages.

With a responsive website is your page, so you are linked to Facebook, Google+ and other social networks, you can attract new customers. If you should choose to, but not to use responsive web design and someone tells you a mobile link, which you can see on the desktop later, you will have some interesting returns, with which you can work with a less than perfect experience or at worst, a destroyed link.

Another factor that Google use the rules of calculation to determine the quality of the content on your website is the amount of time a visitor spends on your final website.