The vast majority of my mobile users don't like responsive designs. They buy big screen phones because they want to see a full site. Not some responsive crap that looks like it was made for elderly people.

where did you read this about google? you have a link?

This gets even worse.

Use your phone, go to google, search for something. Scroll through the first page of results, at the bottom click through to the next page.

Now on the second page, do the same thing. Try to go to page 3 of your search results.

Come back here and tell me what happens.

I'm seeing the same exact thing on both Safari and Chrome browsers on my iPhone 6.

When did google stop letting you go past the 2nd page of search results on your mobile device?

Nobody read that? ^^^

Mobile redirection code is no longer good, for xxx sites. It is better to use banner ads, and popunder code. If you use Plugrush's code, they automatically recognize mobile users, and direct them to a mobile version of their popunder ads.

The best way to monetize mobile traffic, is by far, Sex Goes Mobile.

Your other choices, include networks like Bitter Strawberry, First Mobile Cash, and VPS Mobile.

I did, but still no time to check.

works normally here on android....

Really? Wow, your experience is completely opposite from ours. For us, moving to responsive has yielded very positive results. Since we added responsive elements over the last couple of years, we've seen a significant boost in mobile traffic and, more importantly, sales conversions from our mobile traffic. Also, we've experienced almost triple the page views from mobile users and a huge drop in bounce rate from mobile demographics.

Interesting how it can be so different. That said, up until this month, those using IE were also still the largest demographic for us. This month, IE is just now being edged by Chrome users.

With respect to mobile, Mobile Safari is #1, followed fairly closely by Mobile Chrome.

Anyway, thanks for sharing your experience. It's indeed interesting to watch, and certainly something I will continue to pay attention to as we move towards, and into, 2015.

bump for you!

I noticed last night when checking my listings from my phone, that the "Mobile Friendly" tag is now showing up in googles SERPs.

It shows when doing searches from mobile only, I dont see it when searching from my desktop.

not all of us has smart phones so mobile friendly sites are indeed helpful.

Well her we go : \

I made the experience, that mobile responsive sites are good for your google ranking. I'd recommend that.