Understanding AMP Issues
AMP, or Accelerated Mobile Pages, enhances website speed on mobile. Google Search Console reports issues if AMP pages don't meet required standards, affecting SEO and user experience.
Identifying AMP Errors
To pinpoint problems, check under 'Enhancements > AMP' in Google Search Console. Look for errors like invalid URLs, user-authored JavaScript, or style and layout issues.
Validate AMP Implementation
Use the AMP Test tool by Google to validate your WordPress AMP pages. It helps identify and debug specific errors affecting your AMP pages' indexing.
AMP Plugin Configuration
Ensure your WordPress AMP plugin is correctly configured. Misconfigurations can lead to errors. Update the plugin and review settings for compatibility with Google's AMP guidelines.
Addressing Content Issues
Some AMP problems arise from content, like oversized images or videos. Optimize media and adhere to AMP HTML specifications to prevent these issues.
SEO and AMP Relationship
AMP doesn't directly boost rankings, but it improves load times, which positively impacts user engagement and contributes to SEO performance.
Monitoring AMP Updates
Stay informed about AMP project updates. Google continuously evolves its AMP guidelines, so regular monitoring helps keep your site compliant and error-free.
What does AMP stand for?
Automated Mobile Pages
Accelerated Mobile Pages
Advanced Mobile Performance
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