How To Fix ?m=1 Canonical Tag, indexing & Page with Redirect

 

How To Fix ?m=1 Canonical Tag, indexing & Page with Redirect

Writer: Exponect.com Team

What is Parameter

Parameter means an additional thing. In blogging ?m=1 is not a part of actual URL but it is added at the end of URL in blogger therefore URL with ?m=1 is called Duplicate URL.

 

Why ?m=1 Issues Created on Blogger:

When a blogger publishes post with Title and URL on blog created on Blogger platform then readers visit his blog using domain name like or by clicking post title indexed on Google.

 

These users use computers and mobiles.

When a readers use computer to visit your blog on free blogger platform using your domain name then your actual domain name then there is no ?m=1 at the end of your domain like yourblog.com in address bar

 But when readers use mobile to visit your blog via domain name then sometimes Google indexes your domain name with ?m=1

This is not original URL of domain like https:www.exponect.com?m=1

This is duplicate version of original domain with parameter ?m=1

 

Same thing happens when visitors clicks on your indexed article on Google using mobile then Google receives a signal about your URL with ? m=1 and sometimes index it like

https://www.exponect.com/2026/05/blogger-m1-canonical-tag-fix-issues-indexing-redirect-seo.html?m=1

but when computer users visit your blog or website then Google gets signal of your actual structure of URL without ?m=1

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mobile version

https://www.exponect.com/2026/05/blogger-m1-canonical-tag-fix-issues-indexing-redirect-seo.html?m=1

Desktop version

 

https://www.exponect.com/2026/05/blogger-m1-canonical-tag-fix-issues-indexing-redirect-seo.html

 

 

 

Similarly, subdomain users on bloggers also face the same issue of ?m=1

Mobile version

https://exponect.blogspot.com/2026/05/blogger-m1-canonical-tag-fix-issues-indexing-redirect-seo.html?m=1

Desktop version

https://exponect.blogspot.com/2026/05/blogger-m1-canonical-tag-fix-issues-indexing-redirect-seo.html?m=1

 

 

Same case happens with domain name like

 

Mobile version

https://www.exponect.com?m1

Desktop version

https://www.exponect.com

 

Bloggers who use sub-domain

 

Mobile version

https://exponect.blogspot.com?m=1

Desktop version

https://exponect.blogspot.com

 

 

 

SEO issues caused by ?m=1 on Blogger

 

 

Delayed Indexing

 

When Google has two versions of your blog post; one is desktop version and second is mobile version with ?m=1 then Google Search Engine takes time to index the actual URL of your blog post. As a result, you see “Alternate page with proper canonical tag” in Google Search Console (GSC).

How to solve Delayed Indexing on Blogger:

When you see the issue of canonical tag in your GSC

Click

See Detail

Clikc validation

Your validation will start and this issue will solve

 

Page with Redirect Issue on Blogger:

 

 

How to Solve Page with Redirect due to ?m=1

 

 

Blocked by robots.txt

 

This error happens when you make changes robots.txt on your blogger blog

A number of people and bloggers will tell you that this ?m=1 will solve if you make changes in your robots.txt

But when you changes default settings then your Google Search Console receives a message like Blocked by robots.txt

 

How To Solve Blocked by robots.txt

 

Set blogger robots.txt on default settings as you can see in the image below

 

 

Do you need any Code to solve ?m=1 or Duplicate  URL in Blogger

No, you don’t need any code to solve Alternate page with proper canonical tag (?m=1). Blogger handles it and removes it automatically. You can only use GSC in your blogger platform to solve this so that your post can be indexed with actual URL not with duplicate URL.

 

 Is ?m=1 issue a Serious Threat in SEO

Some bloggers and YouTubers use false claim that ?m=1 is a Serious Threat in SEO on Blogger. As I have mentioned that it creates an issue like delayed indexing

?m=1 is not a serious error threat, bug a minor issue in blogger. Its feature of blogger platform. Many bloggers and YouTubers will mention it as serious threat or major issue which stop indexing and ranking on Google but it is totally wrong and they use only clickbait titles for views and clicks only.


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