Google rolls out previously announced ‘Landing Pages’ mobile assessment tool

Bad landing pages, especially on mobile devices, can kill conversions. There are high bounce rates if users can’t find desired information or the user-experience is too cumbersome or slow.

To help advertisers improve mobile performance Google announced a new “Landing pages” tool at Google Marketing Next earlier this year. It’s designed to help marketers assess the mobile-friendliness of various URLs on their sites (as opposed to their entire sites). It is being rolled out in the next “few weeks” as a tab in the new AdWords experience.

As the graphic below illustrates, Landing Pages will identify site URLs that drive the most clicks/engagement. The tool also reports the “Mobile-friendly Click Rate,” (MFCR) which is the percentage of mobile clicks coming from smartphones that land on a mobile-friendly page.

These reports will enable marketers to identify and prioritize which URLs need to be “fixed.” For example, if a page is driving a lot of clicks on the desktop but is not mobile friendly it needs to be addressed. The same is true for URLs generating  a lot of mobile clicks but with a low MFCR.

Landing Pages will show data on search, display and video campaigns. However, right now, the MFCR data is only available for search campaigns.

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Greg Sterling is a Contributing Editor at Search Engine Land. He writes a personal blog, Screenwerk, about connecting the dots between digital media and real-world consumer behavior. He is also VP of Strategy and Insights for the Local Search Association. Follow him on Twitter or find him at Google+.

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