: Transfer my m.website to my responsive website without losing my SE ranking Until last month I was using two versions of my website: one for desktop and one for mobile. (m.example.com / example.com)

@Mendez628

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Until last month I was using two versions of my website: one for desktop and one for mobile. (m.example.com / example.com) A few weeks ago I made my desktop version responsive.

In order to redirect my search engine traffic, I simply added a .htaccess on my mobile version which redirects m.example.com/path toexample.com/path. I also let the headers links rel="canonical" and rel="alternate" on both versions.

After a few weeks, my m.website is still showing up in the search results and the traffic is still counted in my m.website Google Search Console.

I would like to know what are the next steps to definitely tell google than my website has moved to a responsive design without losing my ranking.

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