0 AMP pages indexed in the Google Search Console

I also had the same error https://www.technology289.com/2016/01/sua-chua-may-tinh-tai-nha-ha-noi.html

Hi,

How did you fix the problem ?

Thx

find the documents themselves but have yet to overcome

I can’t read the content of the link you posted. It is a foreign language for me.

Since there are no links to AMP content from the website (pages, menus) I wrote a small plugin to help inexing faster and more regulary: https://jaaadesign.nl/en/blog/amp-sitemap/

@nmvdvjr
you should probably add that to the www.ads-software.com plugin repo or make a NEW post announcing that and what it actually does, vs posting this on all the support threads here. Otherwise kind of a spammy post as some admin here may take issue with that.

Thanks and agreed, I wasn’t quite sure of the protocol here…

@batmoo Thanks for a great plugin man! I have noticed indexing issues and I’ve written a simple AMP HTML Sitemap plugin that would help (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/amp-html-sitemap/). Am I allowed to make a new post and announce it here? Thanks, Nick

I have not needed a separate sitemap for AMP, nor does Google ask for one. So, not sure that is strictly needed.

Since Google reads your existing main content sitemap, then reads each page/post to scrape for SERPS and rich snippets, etc., it then reads the required REL tag in the actual post meta to determine which posts have an AMP endpoint with reciprocal link back to the canonical page. From there Google tests the page and determines if it’s compatible in order to validate.

Our pages are indexed for AMP, and no additional “AMP sitemap” was needed.

Just heads up in regard to various folk putting out plugins for an “AMP sitemap” here in the threads.

(( I don’t work here. Just been working with AMP on our news network since Fall 2014. ))