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How to check code to text ratio of Mobile Site?

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adamjack last edited by

Hello All,

How to check code to text ratio of Mobile Site?

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KristinaKledzik last edited by

Hey Adam,

There are a few tools out there:

http://smallseotools.com/code-to-text-ratio-checker/

http://tools.seochat.com/tools/code-to-text-ratio/

I've never used them, though: I think that the importance of code to text ratio is making sure your page doesn't take too long to load, or look like spam. I'd recommend you check out this other Moz Q&A to look into that:

https://moz.com/community/q/how-important-is-my-code-to-text-ratio-on-web-pages

Good luck!

Kristina
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adamjack last edited by

Hi All,

Looking for tool which check mobile site code to text ratio.

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adamjack last edited by

Hi All,

Can anyone reply me for above query?

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