AMP vs non-AMP: few advantages for AMP!

  • ADMINS: Not sure if this is the right category.

    As a visual person, I rarely use my phone to surf, and much prefer desktop. So I have not been aware up til now of the huge differences when you view a site on mobile.

    I’ve gotten 7 redirect errors from Google Console for non-amp pages, and my (little) traffic in “Discovery” stopped. (No fix so far.)

    The 2 versions, Amp and non-amp, look so different! AMP has a huge space under the post title, no sidebar anywhere, no menu, and of course no ad. They have added my twitter link to my author bio, which I do NOT want. And the images look smaller.

    And AMP is no faster, at least on my site. It appears to me that AMP offers only disadvantages for a personal site, but as I am quite small, I wanted to see if I am mistaken, or what I am missing.

    And if I decide to go back to non-amp for this and my other websites, do I have to redirect all the AMP pages?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • And if I decide to go back to non-amp for this and my other websites, do I have to redirect all the AMP pages?

    If you had AMP enabled for several weeks, you will have to do some redirection so that it won’t affect SEO search results.

    Thread Starter fallback2

    (@fallback2)

    Thank you. I did that.

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