Every time I'm on the road, I only use mobile to check updates such as facebook, google+, twitter etc notifications or emails and nothing else. I'll respond to some but mostly I'll save the rest and respond to them later when I'm on my desktop.
Yep, I'm old school like that
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I don't do much on mobile and I think most people do the same, they don't take much action on mobile. Everyday I invite people to my facebook page via inbox messages (using software obviously) and the most common response I get is:
"Thanks I'll check it out later on my pc"
or
"I'm on my mobile phone and will check it out when I arrive home..."
Or anything similar to that and the most surprising thing is that I'm inviting these people to a fan page not to a website. It's not like they need to sign up or anything like that, but they just want to be on a desktop computer to like the page and check other posts to see if it's something they want to follow.
Every time I get response like that I put it on a notepad then later on reply to it and ask them if they did check it out. The response I get is always something like this:
"I just check it out, thanks man, exactly what I'm looking for..."
or
"Yes I did and I even downloaded your book about..."
Or anything similar to that. So that is why when I do PPC, I switch off mobile traffic. I don't want any mobile traffic on my sites because I know people don't take action on a mobile device.
So when I saw the new Google's Mobile Armageddon (nice name btw hehe) I was like: Yessssssss....... Thnx Google, I don't want those clowns on my site
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So for me, I can't wait for Google to roll out that update, bring it on.
Are my websites mobile optimized? I don't know and I care less, not that I don't care at all, I just care less. I use responsive designs and whether they are mobile friendly or not I care less.
Am I ready for the Armageddon? I don't know and I care less haha
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