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The only way they "prioritize" them is with the lightning symbol. They don't get better ranking just because they are AMP.
by canadianwriter 8y ago
The only way they "prioritize" them is with the lightning symbol. They don't get better ranking just because they are AMP.
- wwhitlow 8y agoThey get added to the carousel if they are AMP pages which for breaking news stories is life and death now.
- ninkendo 8y agoThe carousel on the top of a results page is only for AMP pages, so yes, they're absolutely prioritized. But also, why are you so sure they're not prioritized in the rest of the results? It's very difficult to prove a negative here, and I personally don't trust anything google has said publicly on the matter.
- manigandham 8y agoRanking is effectively higher placement on the page, and the AMP links carousel is the highest on the page. The outcome is the same, regardless of methodology.
- ocdtrekkie 8y agoIndeed, when Google claims they don't favor AMP pages, they're being disingenuous. Just like suggestions that you can't pay them for higher rankings: You absolutely can, because Google Ads go on top, and they're barely distinguishable from native results.
- superkuh 8y agoI don't know about ranking, but they do put them at the top of the page. And when you use google with JS enabled all AMP results will be pre-loaded in the background. AMP pages aren't faster. They just feel faster when you go through google search and the hidden background pre-load.
- joegahona 8y agoDoes this imply otherwise? http://blog.chartbeat.com/2018/02/15/google-is-up-what-to-do-about-it/ http://blog.chartbeat.com/2018/02/15/google-is-up-what-to-do...