No, the basic functionality of the DataForSEO On-Page API is not enough to check the speed of an AMP page.
However, you can do it using the On-Page Lighthouse API.
Obtaining the speed data for an AMP page requires several steps:
1...
JavaScript expands website functionality, enabling website owners to implement various interactive elements and create rich user interfaces. That’s why it is so popular and used on 97,6% of all websites on the web. Given the widespread use of the code,...
Yes, you can. In fact, our crawler ignores sitemaps by default.
In case you want to follow the page order indicated in the primary sitemap of a website, you should add the respect_sitemap field to the On-Page API Task POST body...
In some cases, our crawler is unable to scan websites you specify in the target field of the On-Page API Task POST array. It may happen for the following reasons:
Target website is unreachable and thus can’t be crawled;
First...
Click depth is the number of clicks it takes to get from the homepage to a destination URL. In other words, click depth shows how deep a page is in the site structure. Ideally, the most important pages should be...
Duplicate tasks in DataForSEO are tasks with identical payloads. In other words, if you set several tasks to the same API endpoint using the same parameters and account, such tasks are considered duplicates.
We understand that setting multiple identical tasks...
Webhook is an alternative name for what we call a postback or a pingback (callback) at DataForSEO. Pingback sends a notification to your server when the task is completed. Postback sends the results of a task to your server once...
IP Whitelist gives you additional control over API usage. Whitelisting IP addresses essentially means adding specific IP addresses that will be allowed to access DataForSEO API using your account.
If you whitelist certain IPs, any IP that’s not whitelisted will...
Well-thought internal linking of a website is crucial for helping search engine bots understand the structure of a site and index its pages faster. Using internal links wisely, you can ensure an efficient flow of trust signals across important website...
An orphan page is a page receiving no internal links, that is, no reference from other pages of the domain.
Orphan pages cannot be reached by following internal links. Accordingly, neither search engine bots nor website visitors are likely to find...