Doesn’t the posting A.M.P. operation affect S.E.O.?
Hi,
I think that you are referring that if the amp version is affecting the SEO, normal there should be nor problems with this.
If this is not what you mean, please met me know!
Thank you!
Friends, I’m trying to apply a.m.p only to posts. Is this good for s.e.o? Is it a bad influence?
Hi,
You can apply the amp only for posts without any problems with SEO, in case that there could be some problems, the amp plugin shouldn’t have those options -> https://i.imgur.com/07PcDMQ.png
Thank you!
As I set the morning time, some posts seem simple and simple, is this a normal response?
Hi,
Yes, using the amp the posts layout will be basic (very simple), it is like that to make the amp version faster and this will not affect your SEO , also normal from amp version (that it is set on google) an user should go on your website.
Thank you!
AMP is mainly useful if you’re looking for a simpler, pure mobile experience for your information; kind of like the WordPress default themes. The idea is to make page load faster in places with slow internet, slow mobile connections, etc. — there is no inherent ‘better’ reason to do AMP vs normal desktop responsive layouts, unless you have very slow server and are unable to pass Google Lighthouse mobile/desktop tests for best practices.
In our case we use Newsmag desktop theme for desktop, ipad, and mobile. We use the AMP plugin as fallback for Google to serve that simple version to those on slow connections. AMP is something Google invented to cache popular content in the cloud for slow phone connections. Really not intended to replace ‘normal’ pages, site layouts, and almost nobody actually doing that unless a simple blog.
SEO is about pagespeed, best practices, optimization for loading elements, and the like. You can test your site using the Chrome web browser by learning to use the ‘console’ to see if your site is horribly slow — in that case AMP might be worth looking into as default format to serve, but it is not ‘better’ for SEO than normal pages. Having both normal pages and AMP format pages also does not hurt SEO as Google knows one is the ‘canonical’ version and one is ‘alt’ version.
(( I don’t work here, just longtime user. ))
