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I just felt it was 2x the work to launch it as a mobile site then re-launch as our 'primary' site. I do like the idea of working out bells and whistles but there is no advance on rank which is what this person is concerned about...

need advice  - we are launching a new responsive website. one team member very vocal that we should launch as mobile. site first then take that away. I think is a waste of time .. thoughts?

Thank you so much for the quick replies. I hadn't see this before so it was "whaaa''' moment.  Makes me want to sit down and create some good quality "clippable" content!

I may just be living under a rock here in Reno, but tonight while doing a search (on desktop) for a  phone number of a restaurant in Tahoe, Google  served me a bunch of my Evernote notes along with my SERPS

After the initial "WTFriday" moment, I realized that there was an  "Evernote" bar above a series of images of what Google must think are related notes --- for example in a few weeks I am planning to take friends to Bliss & Rubicon - and I had saved the map in Evernote. Next to the map image were two notes related to  daughters upcoming swim meet in South Tahoe. I did a similar search and this time a listing for hours at a local pool (near Tahoe) and two other documents came up. Since I live in Reno I thought it was odd to get all those Tahoe activities - but the fact that my Evernote on "Tahoe" things was there caught me off guard.

The results were locate on the right hand where local business maps usually are -- the map and business info about the restaurant I was looking for appeared below that. ... while the left hand column features traditionals SERPs.  .

I am just trying to find out if I am late to the party on this  ... or if serving data saved in my Evernote files is new...

If anyone else has seen this, let me know. I could just be late to this. ...