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: Trying to legalize both versions of my website I have a desktop version and a mobile version of my website. Since the adoption of the mobile version, my adsense earnings were OK for a short

@LarsenBagley505

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I have a desktop version and a mobile version of my website. Since the adoption of the mobile version, my adsense earnings were OK for a short period then dropped all the way down to almost [CO] RPM. The only thing I could think of is because I didn't give google enough proof that both sites are related.

If I'm not mistaken, I'm supposed to add to the mobile site:

<link rel="canonical" href="desktop.example.com">


And I add this to the desktop site:

<link rel="alternate" href="mobile.example.com">


Is my thinking correct, and is this all I need to eliminate any chance of google believing the two sites are duplicate to each other, or could I add more things as proof?

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@Nimeshi995

Originally, I was mistaken and @Max steered me in the right direction. Thanks @Max !! Forever grateful! I apologize in advance for the error and confusion.

You do want to link your desktop pages to your mobile pages with canonical links. However, you have to link each page to the corresponding page between the desktop and mobile versions.

From mobile:


From desktop:


I still fear that it has nothing to do with your RPM reaching [CO] which is a function of clicks on ads served. I suspect there has to be something else fundamentally wrong- and likely something insanely simple to fix. Hopefully, this is the answer. I know you have been fighting this battle for a while. I would like to see you find the answer soon. (that is always the way you know... we dance around with big stuff for weeks then it dawns on us what is actually wrong and wha-la! a marvel! too embarrassed to admit or celebrate- but we quietly have a beer anyway. chin-up! you are due for a breakthrough.)

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