What to do with AMP ?

KeyNinja said:

KeyNinja said:

Hey! I totally get your frustration with AMP pages and how Google sometimes handles them. It can be really confusing, especially as a beginner in SEO.

AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) was designed to improve loading speeds on mobile devices, but Google doesn't always prioritize them in search results. This inconsistency can depend on various factors, like Google’s algorithms, competition for content, and even how your site is set up.

To increase the chances that Google shows your AMP pages, consider these tips:

1. Validate Your AMP Pages: Ensure your pages meet AMP standards. If they don’t, Google might overlook them.
2. Optimize On-Page SEO: Work on your meta tags, titles, and descriptions to enhance the visibility of your AMP pages.
3. Focus on Quality Content: Google tends to favor useful and relevant content, so prioritize quality.
4. Monitor Performance: Keep an eye on how your AMP pages are doing and make necessary adjustments.

Ultimately, Google aims to provide the best user experience, so its display of pages can vary. Keep your site updated and continue learning and experimenting with SEO!

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let say, i've done anything u write here, how about the domain restriction in certain region ? is it influence the google amp?

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What to do with AMP ?

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• AMP is a mobile version created by Google, and Google has mentioned that it helps to better understand your website due to Google's specific tag regulations. However, in reality, these tags are either insufficient or very difficult to manage, especially when it comes to handling span and div tags according to Google's guidelines. Additionally, if there are any issues with the HTML tags, the rankings on desktop can be affected as well.
• After removing AMP from some of my websites, the workload decreased significantly. While initial ranking fluctuations may occur, don't worry, everything will stabilize eventually.
• The mobile version of the website is already meeting the users' needs in terms of UX and UI.
• Lastly, SEO is meant to serve users, not Google. If you focus on what's best for the users, everything will fall into place.