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Google's Skip Redirect For Mobile Now Supports Rel-Alternate-Media

Googlebot Mobile For Smart PhonesGoogle’s Pierre Far, their mobile SEO man, announced on Google+ that Google has quietly added support for skip redirect to handle rel-alternate-media annotations.

Pierre calls this a “sweet little update.” He explains that using the rel-alternate-media annotiation gives you more flexibility in how you handle users versus robots. He explains:

If you have never seen a skip redirect in action at Google, see this story.

Skip Redirect launched in December 2011 and may have kicked off Google’s major efforts in mobile SEO topics.

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