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Question about the latest recent change of google search for mobile devices
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I understand that Google has made a recent change in their search criteria to favor MOBILE devices. I DON’T own any sort of mobile device and my question pertains to with this Google change, is it better to have your item descriptions right or left justified as opposed to centered?

All my descriptions are enhanced text and are centered which look fine on a desktop but I don’t want to lose sales if all I need to do is justify the text right or left to comply with Google’s latest change or have my items disqualified because it is not Mobile Friendly.

Thanks in advance for any input on this.

asked about 10 years ago

Atomicdiner
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Bonanza has a mobile version which converts your booth…you do not need to do anything..bonanza made these changes a while back…

Essentially your description is stripped to basic format and left justified

Here is one of your items in your booth in the mobile version (you can view it on desktop)

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answered about 10 years ago

ccmom
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Cool! Thanks ccmom for posting an example, that saves me a lot of work. Too bad you need to CLICK to see the description though. Hope the mobile users know this.
Thanks for your helpful answer.

answered about 10 years ago

Atomicdiner
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