: More confusion over SEO Cname and 301 redirect Previous answers on this topic don't really help me with my query, so any help appreciated for a bit of a newbie. I have a new domain "domain#1.mobi"
Previous answers on this topic don't really help me with my query, so any help appreciated for a bit of a newbie.
I have a new domain "domain#1.mobi" Its hosted with godaddy and has a cname and forwarding, pointing it to "domain#1.elsewhere.us"
It has no content.
The content is all hosted on "domain#1.elsewhere.us" which is what Google is now listing in its results.
I want Google to ignore that and only list "domain#1.mobi" in its listings.
How do I achieve this?
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If your mobi domain is forwarded that explains why Google is indexing your .us domain. If you want your mobi domain to be indexed stop forwarding it and add content to it along with a sitemap and submit that to Google webmaster center
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