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According to the AMP guidelines for Google Search, the content displayed and the possible actions on an AMP page should be as similar as possible to the corresponding canonical page. AMP lead pages that redirect to non-AMP pages can be problematic.
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TL;DR
AMP pages must have similar content and actions to their canonical page. Redirects from an AMP lead page to a non-AMP page are problematic for Google Search.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Que se passe-t-il si les pages AMP et canoniques ne correspondent pas exactement ?
Des différences notables peuvent affecter le SEO et la compatibilité avec les guidelines de Google.
Peut-on rediriger d'une page AMP vers une page non-AMP sans risque ?
Non, Google précise que les redirections de ce type posent problème pour le SEO.
Pourquoi la parité entre AMP et canonique est-elle si importante ?
Pour garantir une expérience utilisateur cohérente et éviter la confusion.
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