We have 2 versions of URLs. we have the mobile and the desktop. is that a duplicate content?

[Armen-SEO]

Hi,

Our website has two version of URLs. dektop: www.myexample.com and mobile www.myexample.com/m

If you go to our site from a mobile device you will land on our mobile URL, if you go to our site from desktop computer you will land on a regular URL.

Both urls have the same content. Is that considered duplicate? If yes, then what can I do to fix it?

Also, both URLs are indexed by google. We have two separate XML sitemaps- one for desktop and one for mobile. Is that a good SEO practice?

[Martijn_Scheijbeler]

Hi Armen,

Taken into account that these mobile pages are not the AMP variant of them I would say this might become an issue. In the end you're improving the user experience but as you're doing it by creating two pages which are the same based on the content you're not doing the best from the SEO perspective. What I would do is look into using the canonical tags back to one of the two: either mobile or desktop. By doing that you'll make sure that there is only 1 variant of every page out there for SEO.

Martijn.