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Bad Experience

AMP · review · 2025-02-09T15:12:00+00:00

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review · 1 stars

Li-An unresolved

I tried it when AMP was a “must have” but it’s just adding problems to your site. All the work you make on your site to give a good experience for your users is broken by AMP rendering. SEO is worst and the product helps only Google to make money on your work. Don’t install it, choose a light theme and put your effort on the theme. Hello @li-an We appreciate your feedback. It’s true that AMP isn’t a “must-have” for WordPress or achieving a good user experience. You can absolutely achieve excellent page experience without it, often through careful optimization and a lightweight theme. The AMP plugin intended to make it easier to achieve those performance levels on WordPress without investing in time and money. It’s also crucial to clarify a few things. AMP is now under the OpenJS Foundation , demonstrating its move towards a more open and community-driven approach. Furthermore, AMP is not a ranking factor and doesn’t directly influence SEO. While it can contribute to better page experience, which is a ranking factor, a well-optimized non-AMP site can achieve the same, or even better, results. You are welcome to open a support ticket so we can directly assist and address any specific issues.

Commercial Context

Opportunity

performance monitoring and client reporting

Optimization speed regression monitoring for keeping sites fast and proving optimization work

Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams

Wedge: detect optimization slowdowns, cache conflicts, asset regressions, and client-report impact

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Analysis

heuristic-v1

Summary: Bad Experience: users show bugs, compatibility, performance pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: All the work you make on your site to give a good experience for your users is broken by AMP rendering.

Affected feature: form

bugs compatibility performance support

Plugin

API

AMP

400.0K active installs · 16.5M downloads · rating 76.0

amp mobile optimization page experience performance

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Milind More 2025-02-12T15:00:00+00:00

Hello @li-an We appreciate your feedback. It’s true that AMP isn’t a “must-have” for WordPress or achieving a good user experience. You can absolutely achieve excellent page experience without it, often through careful optimization and a lightweight theme. The AMP plugin intended to make it easier to achieve those performance levels on WordPress without investing in time and money. It’s also crucial to clarify a few things. AMP is now under the OpenJS Foundation , demonstrating its move towards a more open and community-driven approach. Furthermore, AMP is not a ranking factor and doesn’t directly influence SEO. While it can contribute to better page experience, which is a ranking factor, a well-optimized non-AMP site can achieve the same, or even better, results. You are welcome to open a support ticket so we can directly assist and address any specific issues.