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Hello,

There is no sense in creating the mobile version in a different domain, its totally wrong. some sites use subdomains on the same domain for this purpose.

Different domain is an incorrect method.

These days responsive web design can save the hastle of getting a seperate system/design for mobile sites.

why don't you go for responsive web design for your site.

it will automatically shift to mobile or other screen sizes etc.

Here is what i did to my site (i am not very good with responsive yet) http://www.designzzz.com/

I would use tools liek copyscape or anyother to see if the recipes (exact text) are already not available online so you won't get into any sort of duplication issues.

Considering 10,000 it will take some time for sure.

If its not copied material then surely go for a website.

Building static pages will take much more time compared to using a cms i guess.

Hello,

Take a link of the article/page which got the link in bottom as you mentioned,

paste the link here : http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets in this page, and test it. if it verifies then its fine. if not it will show you where the problem is.

Hope that helps

Hello,

It uses css3 media queries. no other language required for it.

You can hire any company or a freelancer to do it.

hello paul.

Full website update effects rankings thats for sure.

But the question is will the effect be positive or negative. I re-designed my website 8 months back. and made some mistakes in the code section..  well i was trying to be a ninja and converted it to html5/css3..

yes my rankings + pr dropped .

on the other hand my rankings improved on a diffferent project of mine where i optimized my site in a better way like reduced loading time, no code/validation errors. Better focused and related content. Improved titles etc.

So you will have to consider multiple things before you go in such a huge update.

Always welcome :}

Hi, have you verified in the page's source code if the canonical code is showing up, or if you are using any sort of cache system, its wise to clear the cache and check agian.

Hello Luke,

I don't believe there would be anytype of penalty for such an issue, but yes you should finalize which domain should you use www or non www and put a 301 redirect on it.

It will prevent duplicated content issue in google and will also flow the incoming link juice to that one domain name instead of the current division of two as i see.

Hope this helps.

Hello again, you are missing the point this code is needed to be added in the head area of your source code, what is your html like

It is not a part of content/text etc.

take a look at this, it will help you activate automatic canonical hopefully : http://drupal.org/project/canonical_url

If you are using Yoast for seo, there is an option which redirects the attachment pages back to the original post page :}

if not , then you can use your robots.txt to block off these attachment pages :}

hope that helps

Hello,

You can use it ofcourse. here is a sample :

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See full article with examples and code usage here : http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=176035

hope that helps

Hello,

Best and common practice would be to keep the better ranking pages and remove the ones are not.

Also put 301 redirects to the ones you removed towards the kept ones.

hope that helps.