Huge increase of mobile and tablet traffic after migration from vBulletin to xenForo

[Majora]

Hello,
i just want to say thank you to the hole xenforo team. Just a week ago i have installed vBulletin with the mobile style, but google didn't like the style although it was a mobile friendly template...

After migration to xenforo my mobile traffic increase a lot. Thank you for the great software. Keep up the great work! All the best from Germany!

Here are my charts:

 

[Rob]

I'm getting between 60 and 70% of all traffic now through a device, rather than desktop. Is this pretty much across the board or just my niche?

 

[Martok]

I'm getting between 60 and 70% of all traffic now through a device, rather than desktop. Is this pretty much across the board or just my niche?

According to Google Analytics, I'm getting 54% of traffic on phones and tablets (35% and 19% respectively) and 46% on desktop.

 

[Biker]

Yep. Over 50% of our traffic is also via mobile devices.

 

[m1ne]

Still 72% in favor of desktop for me.

 

[Fred.]

It also depends on location and niche.
The US seems to have more Mobile traffic.


For the last month

desktop 63.71%
mobile 22.16%
tablet 14.13%

Belgium / Travel

 

[rdn]

Mine is almost 50%/50% .

 

[eva2000]

LOL my sites and forums are between <2% to <9% mobile + tablet traffic.. rest is desktop

 

[Sim]

My stats vary based on time of day. During the day it is typically 70% desktop (people logging on using their work PCs) and around 25% mobile phone (not many tablets during the day) - but come 5pm it changes to around 30% desktop, 40% tablet, 30% phone as people get home and pull out their tablet for doing stuff online.

Our demographic is mostly higher income adults - hence the "logging on from work" influence compared to some of my other sites which have a much younger demographic.

Either way, I'm surprised at the number of people who hang out in our IRC chat room using their phones or tablets!

 

[rdn]

LOL my sites and forums are between <2% to <9% mobile + tablet traffic.. rest is desktop

Maybe you have a tech site