I have a problem and a question, it’s a bit difficult to explain, but I’ll try my best. I use squarespace for my website.I have a page that is performing very well for a long tail keyword. It’s getting me a small but necessary amount of sales every day because it’s currently at #2 on google for that long tail keyword. It took 3 months after I published it to get it to number 2 and it seems to be staying there.However, for a related (shorter) keyword with much higher traffic, it reached #22 in 4 months, but has started going up again and is now at #28. Obviously, because of the higher amount of traffic with the shorter keyword, I want to get higher than #22.The problem is that whenever google indexes the page it says there are issues with mobile compatibility. It says clickable elements are too close together and the content is wider than the screen.I know the reason for this is because of the elements I have chosen from squarespace.I know this because I have one other page on my website where I have chosen exactly the same way to display the content and I’m having the same problem. I’ve chosen a different design for all my other pages and they are all fine.I’ve tried tweaking the elements, but nothing seems to fix the issue. I feel like the only thing I can do to fix the mobile issue is to keep all the content the same, but change the way I’m displaying it completely. So, my questions are:1. Is the mobile issue likely the thing stopping me getting high up on the high traffic keyword? I’m not sure, because I managed to get to #2 with the longer keyword even with those issues.2. If I redesign the page, but keep all the content the same, how likely is it that this will have a negative impact on my position at #2 for the longer tail keyword. I really can’t afford to lose the sales that this brings in.So, I guess, since it’s hard to know exactly what will happen, I’m asking:What would you do in my situation?
