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Importance of How a Mobile subdirectory is structured some use .m some use /m etc. I noticed Google themselves use /m I assume as long as you have the proper site map /m would work fine ? |
Re: Importance of How a Mobile subdirectory is structured Google had a video out about 6 months to a year ago talking about putting the mobile website on the subdomain. It really doesn't matter. So long as your mobile site is coded correctly and you have a mobile sitemap then they are going to know it's your mobile site. |
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