Is same content OK on mobile?

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taosmark

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Is it ok so have same content on mobile version of the site as it is on desktop version?



I am worried about duplicate content, or does this rule not apply?

Thanks,

 

Society Girl

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I'd say It's fine, Google (somehow) knows you're not some random troll copying content.

 

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taosmark

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Thanks! appreciate the input

 

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bermanHost

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taosmark said:

Is it ok so have same content on mobile version of the site as it is on desktop version?



I am worried about duplicate content, or does this rule not apply?

Thanks,

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It's perfectly fine. Google will not going to treat it as a duplicate content.

 

cpa-marketing

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Include canonical tag in the page so that google will know! that's official google way gdluck

 

Go4vps

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cpa-marketing said:

Include canonical tag in the page so that google will know! that's official google way gdluck

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Yes this makes the all reply complete.

 

SmTasker

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This is quite a paranoid idea, I guess this is what google wants for everybody ) . You should be quite safe, don't worry about that. it's still your site.

 

Zwielicht

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Are you using a "m." sub-domain as your mobile site or are do you redirect mobile visitors to a mobile version of your site on the same domain?

Either way, I'm pretty sure it's fine.

 

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taosmark

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Zwielicht said:

Are you using a "m." sub-domain as your mobile site or are do you redirect mobile visitors to a mobile version of your site on the same domain?

Either way, I'm pretty sure it's fine.

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I redirect to site.com/m/

thanks for replies all!

wont be worried about that now

 

Zwielicht

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taosmark said:

I redirect to site.com/m/

thanks for replies all!

wont be worried about that now

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Yeah, I still wouldn't worry about it. If you do find that it's affecting your rankings, you can always try creating a mobile version on the same domain.

 

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valueworthprice

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Its perfectly fine, sometimes thinking too much creates further paranoia.

 

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ferrhyhills

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If you use a fully responsive theme, then having a mobile site becomes irrelevant.