If my blog is on Wordpress, and I've installed the AMP plug-in, what do I need to do to get Google to start indexing all my posts as AMP pages?
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If I add /amp to the end of any of my posts, I can see that the plug-in is working. It's been months since I installed it, though, and Google hasn't indexed any of the AMP pages. Am I missing a step?
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Your WordPress plugin has probably taken care of this, but check you're canonicals.
Beyond that, I'm not sure. Hopefully some other MOZ friends will chime in and help ya out
Good luck!
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I appreciate the response, however, there are no validation issues on any of the pages... Any other reasons you can think of?
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Have you tried previewing and validating your AMP pages recently?
The AMP project is moving so fast, we've discovered validation issues on pages that validated perfectly only a month or two ago.
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