Official statement
Google takes into account all crawling done by Googlebot, including AMP pages and the updates of AMP cache. A site's crawl budget encompasses both regular and AMP pages hosted on the same server.
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TL;DR
Googlebot considers the crawling of AMP pages and the updating of AMP cache within a site's crawl budget. Ensure your AMP pages are optimized, as they affect your crawl footprint just like traditional pages.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Le crawl des pages AMP est-il traité différemment par Google?
Non, Googlebot intègre les AMP dans le même budget de crawl que les autres pages.
Comment vérifier l'impact des pages AMP sur notre crawl budget?
Analysez vos logs serveur et le rapport sur les statistiques de crawl dans Google Search Console.
Les pages AMP influencent-elles l'ensemble de mon site?
Oui, elles consomment une partie du budget de crawl et peuvent influencer votre SEO global en cas de mauvaise optimisation.
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