Greenguy, what I meant was that you have tubes as a competition and you have to make your site more appealing, attractive and usable to the end user (used to the contemporary standards) who will stay on it and spend money on sites referred by you (not converting LOR > tube).

ecchi, you have to use CSS properly integrated into the site with everything else within a framework to benefit from usage, it won't do good otherwise, it's like trying to put a 2015 engine into a 1995 car.

Ahhh...ok. I do get what you're saying now, and I am trying to come up with ways to keep people happy & coming back for more. BUT...I still think I'm better off throwing my mobile (non-tablet) traffic someplace else where I'll have a chance of making some $$$ as opposed to making my site look good for them :)

I disagree, you're probably better off getting your site to look good on mobile - at least on the larger devices. To make that easier, you're probably looking at doing things up from scratch, and use a CSS framework like Bootstrap which already has a lot of built-in handy bits for dealing with building a site that works on desktop and mobile.

Personally if I went through the trouble (well...) of opening your site on a tablet, I want to browse your site, not be sent somewhere else - and you have just as much chance of converting someone that's browsing your site as you do throwing them elsewhere, especially if you also tailor your ad delivery to perfer mobile-friendly things if someone's browsing on mobile.

MadCat - You must have missed the many times I said "non-tablet traffic" :) My site looks fine on a tablet, so I let them in |thumb

Ah!

Yeah... I may have >.> Sorry about that, I tend to read the board in the morning before my first coffee >.>