Quote:
Originally Posted by TheSenator
If you can convince webmasters that it doesn't mess up their Google ranking or have a better solution then we can talk.
Here is the discussion going on./..Does re-direct mobile traffic mess up your Google ranking?
http://www.gfy.com/showthread.php?t=910170 |
Excellent response by spacedog in that thread:
Quote:
google does not penalize you for mobile redirects as long as you tell google that the url redirected to is the mobile version of your website.
place this in your header.
Code:
<link rel="alternate" media="handheld" href="http://theredirectedurl.com" />
This tells google that the redirected url is the MOBILE VERSION. You will not be penalized. Google specifically tells you to do this. This also tells google that visits from their mobile search engine shall send visitors to the url specified rather than the url listed in the results.
IE: yourfuckingdomain.com is in the results for "This Keyword", however, when user clicks it, google sends them to redirecturl.com because you told google to do so.
|