Are Single Page Websites Good or Bad for SEO?

Single page websites are hugely popular these days and business companies prefer them over complex multi-page sites to meet their business requirements.

That may be so, but does your website design affect your SEO? Could a single page site directly affect your website’s Google ranking?

Listed down are some of the pros and cons of using single-page sites and how the basic syntax could potentially affect your SEO:

• Reliable Mobile Experience Given By Single Page Sites

It has been known that most digital marketers working on web searches use a mobile device, which proves to be advantageous in having a single page website. The conversion using a mobile device is fairly much easier, loads faster, and is generally user-friendly.

Single page sites also load quicker compared to multi-page sites, which is another huge advantage for most users who would rather see the page immediately in just a few seconds.

Furthermore, some users have found that additional pages tend to be difficult to click on, on a mobile device, i.e. smartphone. The navigation panels sometimes appear messed up and are sometimes unresponsive to clicks.

• Single Page Sites Can Target Audiences Easily

They are also great for targeting a certain audience and providing them a certain type of user experience, making it easier to control user-site behavior, directing them toward a specific direction to which makes you worry less about them clicking on different pages that could be in the wrong order.