Hi

AdMob is working for me.

Rgds

Damon

The best case is where your site is useful for both mobile and conventional use. Your mobile services help create brand loyalty. If it is an information service, having it available "anytime, anywhere" (include SMS, e-mail, etc.) can be very compelling.

Even if you don't have a use case for conventional browsing, many mobile sites have the ability to do configuration through a conventional browser. This can be much more convenient for the user than to fiddle with configuration over a mobile device.

Hi,

Following on from jtara:

I now have two completely different "faces" for my main site, for desktop and mobile. The structure and content is the same, but the mobile version is hugely paired down to be usable on mobile.

I am getting some revenue directly from the mobile side, but I expect it to remain the poor cousin of the desktop view for a while yet.

Rgds

Damon

Thanks DamonHD.
I agree with your comments and am in the same position. This is an important platform which is only set to grow.