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How to add, enable and validate AMP page on Blogger. Best responsive AMP Blogger template
To set up AMP in Blogger Blogspot blogs, little coding is necessary. AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages. When AMP is implemented on Blogger or Blogspot, the mobile version of the site loads pretty fast, especially on low-end mobile devices.
Bear in mind that fast-loading websites offer a better user experience. This experience can drive and improve your web traffic. AMP can make your blog or website appear in AMP top stories and Google Discover. These two platforms are every blogger’s dream.
Hence, implementing AMP on an already responsive Blogger AMP template is a big plus. Ideally, you should use a Blogger template that supports AMP by default.
Suggested: MagOne Responsive Premium Magazine AMP Blogger Template
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Follow these easy steps to set up AMP on a Blogger Blogspot blog:
First, backup your Blogger Template as a precautionary motive.
GoTo your Blogger Dashboard -> Template -> Edit Template.
Replace <html> code with the following : <html amp=’amp’>
Search the template to check for the charset and viewport meta tags.
If absent, copy and paste the following code immediately after the <head> t ag:
<meta charset=”utf-8″>
<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width,minimum-scale=1,initial-scale=1″>
Make your blog discoverable using a canonical tag.
Search and check for the canonical link tags.
If absent, add the canonical link: <link rel=” canonical” href=” http://example.blogspot.in/article-metadata.html”/> which will simply point to itself.
Copy and paste the following code after the viewport tag:
<link expr:href=’data:blog.URL rel=’canonical’/>
Paste the code below just above the </head> tag:
Click here to download the script.

<amp-img src=”AmpImage.jpg” alt=”amp-img” height=”500″ width=”500″></amp-img>
Now everything is done. AMP is fully set up, enabled, and ready to use on your Blogger Blog.

To Validate your Google AMP Pages in Blogger, do the following:

Alternatively, an AMP ready theme such as MagOne can be used