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Should I remove this for a better SEO in Blogger blog?

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As it is for mobile responsive layout and is canonical to the original permalink you do not need to change this unless you have any special purpose for it. /?m=1 does not affect your SEO by any means. You are good to go with.
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.post-title {display:none;} .bar1 { background-color: #B2D7F2; height: 130px; margin-bottom:15px; } .bar1 {display:none;}
With the suffix I need to add duplicates of this condition so the element will show on mobile for each url of the six urls (i.e. ..., and ..., and so on)
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To remove "/?m=1" from a Blogspot blog, go to "Settings" > "Search preferences" > "Custom redirects" and create a redirect from "/?m=1" to your blog's homepage. Alternatively, you can add the following code to your blog's HTML template: "b:if cond='data:blog.isMobileRequest'>'meta content='0; url=YOUR_BLOG_URL' http-equiv='refresh'/".
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There is no surefire way to remove a resource from a blog, but there are a few methods that can be used. You could use the remove resource action to remove a resource from a blog. The remove action can also be used to remove a resource from a blog's front-end.
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There is no one definitive answer to this question. However, typically remove / would remove a field that was used to contain writes for the blog, or would have a special meaning or purpose. There are a few field removal tips that may help:

1) Try to use lower-quality sources of information when it comes to building your site’s SEO;

2) Use Jackson’s 5field removal tips to help remove extra from your blog;

3) Use a search engine optimization tool such as Google Adsense or Trustcheck to help improve your blog’s visibility;

4) Use user feedback to improve the design and functionality of your blog;

5) Use online tools to help you keep track of the best ways to improve your blog’s visibility and performance.
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To remove a Blogspot blog (also known as a Blogger blog) where "M equal 1" means there's only one post, you can follow these steps:

1. **Log into your Blogger account:** Go to https://www.blogger.com/ and sign in with the Google account associated with your Blogspot blog.

2. **Access your blog:** Once logged in, you should see a list of your blogs. Click on the specific blog you want to remove (the one with "M equal 1").

3. **Delete the post:**

   - If there's only one post, you'll see it listed on your blog's main page.

   - Click on the post to open it.

   - In the post editor, click the "Delete" button to remove the post. 

4. **Confirm deletion:** Blogger will likely ask you to confirm the deletion. Make sure you are certain because this action is irreversible.

5. **Remove the blog (optional):** If you want to completely remove the entire blog, follow these steps:

   - In the Blogger dashboard, click on "Settings" for the blog you want to delete.

   - Under the "Basic" section, you'll find an option called "Delete blog."

   - Click on "Delete blog," and follow the steps to permanently delete your Blogspot blog.

Please be cautious while doing this, as the deletion is irreversible. Make sure you have backed up any content or data you want to keep. Also, keep in mind that any custom domain or Google AdSense settings associated with the blog might need to be adjusted or removed separately.
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If you want to remove the "/?m=1" part from a Blogspot (Blogger) blog's URL, you can follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Blogger account.

2. In the Blogger dashboard, select the blog for which you want to make this change.

3. In the left sidebar, click on "Settings."

4. Under the "Settings" menu, click on "Search preferences."

5. Look for the "Errors and Redirections" section and find the "Custom Redirects" option.

6. Click on "Edit" next to "Custom Redirects."

7. In the "From" field, enter "/?m=1" without quotes.

8. In the "To" field, leave it empty or enter the URL you want to redirect to without the "/?m=1" part.

9. Save your changes.

This will set up a custom redirect so that when someone accesses a URL with "/?m=1," they will be automatically redirected to the URL without that part.

Remember that making changes to your blog's URL structure might impact SEO and existing links, so use this option with caution and ensure it aligns with your overall website strategy.
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Is it Possible to Remove m=1 from Blogger? No, It is practically impossible to remove the m=1 from the Blogger URLs, as we do not have access to the root of the Blogger.
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