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My website is not configured in AMP pages, but it is mobile-friendly.
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Hi
My website is not configured in AMP pages, but it is mobile-friendly.
Last month, my website was ranked to 10 positions for this keyword (Magento Development Company).
Sometimes it's showing on 25 positions but not in the top 5 positions. Here is my URL (for analysis):
https://www.nevinainfotech.com/magento-development-service/
Would you please explain why my keyword rankings are often not showing in the search listings?
Would you mind letting me know is there anything I need to change?
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Hi
My website is not configured in AMP pages, but it is mobile-friendly and responsive too.
Last Week, my website was ranked to 10 to 15 positions for multi keywords, like, aircon servicing Company in Singapore, Panasonic aircon light blinking, Daikin, 5 and 3 ticks, and much more aircon servicing related keywords.
Our Website is (https://www.81aircon.com/ -
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