Google's John Mueller posted in a Stack Exchange thread that responsive design doesn't give you a ranking boost.
Yes, Google does officially recommend responsive
as the approach to going mobile. But going responsive, doesn't give
you more of a ranking boost that using any of the three accepted
approaches to smartphone optimized sites.
Google does demote non-mobile friendly smartphone sites from ranking so well on mobile. And if you mess up with the techniques, they can hurt.
But responsive over different HTML with same URL, doesn't necessarily give you a ranking boost.
Google's John Mueller said:
No. Google currently doesn't differentiate sites like that.
You
may see indirect effects (smartphone users liking your responsive site
and recommending it to others), but we don't use that as a ranking
factor. We are starting to use common configuration errors to adjust the
rankings in smartphone search results though.
Forum discussion at Stack Exchange.
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