After a quick look at the below chart using Statcounter’s Global Stats, it certainly seems as though other companies are not even recognizing the mobile market as a market at all:

We at SEO Genesis of course know differently and with this news comes the preparation of how we will incorporate this information as a tool.

• How will your business factor in people using their Androids, iPhones, Blackberrys, and other “Smart” phones on a daily basis to receive information?
• How can you make sure you can be the one to provide the answers for the questions they ask?
• Will local search results be a higher value item within mobile searches versus on a computer?

Good questions to ponder over on a Friday morning, along with many more not even thought of as my morning coffee still has yet to settle in

I searched for:
blue widgets.

And I got:
Here is the search for red widgets. Did you mean to search for blue widgets?
Yes, actually, I did mean to search for blue widgets. I clicked on the search for blue widgets.

And I got:
Here is the search for blue wadgets. Did you mean to search for blue widgets?
Yes, as a matter of fact, that’s why I typed it in in the first place. So I clicked on the search for blue widgets yet again.

And got:
Here is the search for blue widgets..
Oh, happy day. But wait – there in the last position I saw that Google had slipped in a page about blue wadgets after all. As if I couldn’t really be serious about wanting to search for blue widgets.

I searched for:
blue widgets -wadgets.

And got:
A search for blue widgets with a page about red widgets somewhere around the bottom of the page.

I then search for:
blue widgets -wadgets -red.

And finally am looking at search results I had hoped to get in the first place.