: M.example.com vs. responsive website I am working on SEO project for the website aasaanjobs.com. The website has two different entity for desktop users and mobile users. I was thinking deindexing

@Heady270

If I am keeping both the website live, I feel google will find duplicate content which will impact directly on the search engine ranking.


Google knows the difference and will not see it as duplicate content. If you do that there will be a difference in ranking and it will be for the worse.


So to avoid that confusion I have decided to deindex the mobile version. In this scenario, users can still browse the mobile website but Google can't index it.


80% of first page results are mobile friendly sites.
And by deindex, do you mean actually use a noIndex, noFollow? Google does not like that and a quick search will confirm that.


Provide me any other solution to fix this duplicate content issue.


You mentioned the answer your questions title.

Go responsive. That takes care of mobile to desktop compatibility, having to maintain 2 sites, paying 2 sub/domain names and decreases the chances of conflicting content from mobile to desktop.

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