It’s happened to all or any folks – searching on Google on our mobile devices, tapping a commentary result and getting redirected to the website’s mobile homepage rather than the article we wanted. Well Google’s noticed and can start flagging such faulty links in its English leads to the US in order that we all know before we tap.
But other than leaving a comment – “May open the site’s homepage” – Google will still offer you a Try anyway button if you’re desirous to tread into the unknown. We hope the new feature makes its way outside of the US soon.
Google isn’t stopping there – if it detects a link sends users to a site’s mobile homepage Google will send site owners a message on Webmaster Tools under the “Smartphone Crawl Errors” page. Google is urging individuals to ascertain however their websites behave – either by victimization their smartphone or a browser found out to act like one.
Google even features a few ideas how site owners can fix those faulty links. as an example you'll use Webmaster Tools’ provided example universal resource locator as a start line and fix from there. If a page on your website doesn’t have an optimized for mobile equivalent Google advises to stay users on the desktop version rather than redirecting to mobile. you'll inspect a lot of ideas within the supply link below.
Source http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.sg/2014/06/faulty-redirects.htm
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