Responsive site.com vs m.site.com
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Hi All,
My client's website have two urls like: site.com/a.html and **m.site.com/a.html. **
Will it hurt google rankings for this website because there are version of a website?
Please help!
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Yes, it will hurt because is "duplicate" content :S
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Hi,
If you have responsive site then there is no purpose of having separate mobile site?? Please also check below thread in case of separate versions of desktop and mobile site.
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/webmasters/n0DNQ6fwCsc
Thanks
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