Meta tags not being displayed for Mobile version of a blog even after the blog is indexed
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I have updated the meta title and meta description for my blog. After updating the meta tags, blog URL was submitted in the webmasters and it has been crawled and indexed by Google but only for the desktop version and not for mobile version. Currently, meta tags are not being displayed for mobile version in Google. I have also checked with robots.txt file, there is no problem with this file. PFA screenshots for reference. Kindly help me out with this issue.
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This has not yet been sorted.
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Sorry for the late reply - I have been away a few days.
Has this been sorted yet for you?
-Andy
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Hi Andy,
I believe nothing is blocking the access. You can refer this link: http://www.jagaha.com/robots.txt
Also, let me know if there is any other way to check if the access is not blocked.
Further, for desktop, fetch as Google was initiated on 12th Jan, 2017 and for mobile it was initiated on 15th Jan, 2017. Desktop version got updated in couple of days. However, mobile version is yet to be crawled.
Thanks.
-Priyanka
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Daft question perhaps, but are you sure nothing is blocking access as it seems to suggest in the screenshot?
When did you do the fetch as Google?
-Andy
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