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Are you aware of any places I could get a quote on how much it would cost to have someone take a few pages of my site and "slice" them?

My plan wasn't really a minimal m. site, but a site that is fully optimized for high end devices - sort of how m.yelp.com works.  My current site does load much slower on the phone than on the desktop.  My concern with just slicing up the existing site may not be as much of an improvement from a performance standpoint as I may need to change how much data is loaded and other aspects of the site for mobile.

The site is not on wordpress, everything was coded from scratch.

Hi, I run a website called tvfoodmaps.com.  We currently have a desktop website and a mobile app (native apps).  However the largest community of our users tend to use our desktop site on their mobile phones.  Our bounce rate is about 12% higher for mobile devices than desktop users and our pages per visit drops by almost 50% from desktop to mobile.  My hypothesis is that mobile users when presented with a "designed for desktop" site are more likely to leave since the navigation isn't as natural.

I'm considering investing in either a responsive design for the site or a dedicated mobile site and wanted the communities input on what metrics I should be looking at to determine "is it worth it"?  Or should I just stick with service the desktop version to the mobile users?

Hi, Trying to discover some link building opportunities   Is there any way to use the moz pro tools to get a list of a competitors inbound links based on the date they were discovered?

Just curious, is there any SEO value if another site/blog mentions my site but doesn't create a hyperlink.  My site happens to have a lot of amateur bloggers who write "we used TVFoodMaps for our trip" but don't actually link to my site.  I'm wondering if that does anything for my SEO value and should I contact them and ask for the reference to be turned into a link?

Thoughts?

Is there a simple way, using the moz tools, to get a count of inbound internal links for a given URL?  Seems simple enough but I'm having trouble finding that specific data point.

I can't speak for the future but late last year I changed the url structure of my site and saw a pretty significant improvement in my rankings.

Hi,  I'm not seeing the date of the cached copy in the search results, where do you find it?

After making SEO focused changes (adding/removing internal links, changing nofollow attributes, changing titles, etc) how long should I wait to "judge" the effects of those changes on my ranking?

Hi, my site is a directory for restaurants seen on TV.  The two most popular shows, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives and Man v. Food often are searched for by a number of different variations.  Diners DriveIns Dives, Diners, Drive Ins Dives, Man v Food, man versus food, etc.

Should my site consistently use a single variation (the official one) or intentionally use multiple variations to cover various keywords?  I'm pretty sure the answer is a single variation but figured it was worth asking.