Official statement
For websites that already have a well-optimized responsive mobile version, Google recommends considering the removal of AMP versions to simplify maintenance. The fewer versions to manage, the easier it is to diagnose SEO issues and reduce maintenance efforts.
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TL;DR
Google suggests removing AMP versions if the mobile site is well-optimized. Reducing the number of versions makes it easier to manage SEO issues.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
L'AMP est-il toujours utile ?
Dans certains cas, oui, surtout si votre site attire beaucoup de trafic mobile sur des appareils lents.
Dois-je supprimer AMP immédiatement ?
Non, réalisez d'abord un audit pour évaluer l'impact sur l'UX et les performances.
Comment savoir si ma version mobile est suffisante ?
Testez-la contre des Core Web Vitals et assurez-vous qu'elle offre une expérience fluide et rapide.
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