eviltomato
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- Mar 27, 2012
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Figure i would throw this out there for people who may not have included this in their "marketing plan".
Pinterest is about 70% mobile visitors... so your site MUST be "responsive". What this means is that you must have it set up to look good on mobile browsers. A while back i was using a theme that was not responsive and i got about a 300% increase in adsense clicks when i switched over to a responsive theme.
Also.... If you are into Amazon associates marketing you may want to think twice about mobile users. A mobile user may go to amazon through your link and save a cookie, but chances are that they will make a purchase through the actual amazon app on their phone(if they purchase on a phone) and i am not sure if the cookie would even help you. If i was on an iphone or android phone i would definitely make a purchase through the amazon app instead of the damn browser.
So what i do.....I have a javascript set up....... on the landing page for my pins.
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
if (screen.width <= 1000) {
document.location = "http://www.address.com";
}
//-->
</script>
This is just a ballpark script and you may come up with a better one, but if a person is on a mobile phone it will redirect them to my adsense site. I would rather a mobile user go tomy adsense blog so that they can just click an ad to make me money instead of relying on a mobile browser cookie which will probably never be used.
Sorry if some of this stuff doesnt make sense.... had a bit of vodka : ) Figure i would give the tip out to others so they don't waste time like i did.
Pinterest is about 70% mobile visitors... so your site MUST be "responsive". What this means is that you must have it set up to look good on mobile browsers. A while back i was using a theme that was not responsive and i got about a 300% increase in adsense clicks when i switched over to a responsive theme.
Also.... If you are into Amazon associates marketing you may want to think twice about mobile users. A mobile user may go to amazon through your link and save a cookie, but chances are that they will make a purchase through the actual amazon app on their phone(if they purchase on a phone) and i am not sure if the cookie would even help you. If i was on an iphone or android phone i would definitely make a purchase through the amazon app instead of the damn browser.
So what i do.....I have a javascript set up....... on the landing page for my pins.
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
if (screen.width <= 1000) {
document.location = "http://www.address.com";
}
//-->
</script>
This is just a ballpark script and you may come up with a better one, but if a person is on a mobile phone it will redirect them to my adsense site. I would rather a mobile user go tomy adsense blog so that they can just click an ad to make me money instead of relying on a mobile browser cookie which will probably never be used.
Sorry if some of this stuff doesnt make sense.... had a bit of vodka : ) Figure i would give the tip out to others so they don't waste time like i did.
