Interesting results from a Moz poll: 25% of our Blog Readers Plan to Move Websites to HTTPS?

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions Facebook & G+ community.

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  Jim Munro: Count me under no plans at this time for most but we decided to switch some before this announcement.
  
  If there hadn't been another reason, "weak ranking signal" would not have swayed us.
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  Moz: Interesting results from a Moz poll: 25% of our Blog Readers Plan to Move Websites to HTTPS
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  Bronwyn V: Unless there is also some other reason to change over, at this stage, I don't see the point.
  Google often back steps and changes it's mind on things later down the track. ;
  If they were to give search query data back, being https to https, then I'd maybe considering it. However for the moment  ;- Nope.
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  Dave Elliott: ivor who? gimmie tha profile please +Alistair Lattimore ;
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  Edwin Jonk: From the expert panel in this weeks SEO Questions hangout on air on 01:13:08 into the YouTube video: https://dumbseoquestions.com/q/interesting_results_from_a_moz_poll_25_of_our_blog_readers_plan_to_move_websites_to_https +Jim Munro
  
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