Google: Accelerated Mobile Pages / AMP
AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages, a Google-backed project designed as an open standard for any publisher to have pages load quickly on mobile devices.
On Feb. 24, 2016, Google officially integrated AMP listings into its mobile search results. Pages making use of AMP coding appear within special places in the search results and/or with a special “AMP” designation.
For more about AMP, see the AMP Project site, our How To Get Started With Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) article and our coverage below. See also our AMP category at Marketing Land for stories about AMP that go beyond Google.
Google AMP URLs not letting searchers click through to main site
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Google to add support for higher quality images in search, swipe up images & 3D images
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How to get brand URLs in Google AMP cache by extending TLS for Web Package
Google has successfully rushed a solution with an implementation scheme that will display your brand URLs in your page’s Google AMP cache...
AMP WordPress plugin now supports Stories
Latest update lets publishers create Stories without HTML, CSS or JavaScript...
Some cheers, a few sneers for Google’s URL solution for AMP
Solution addresses one of the most prominent AMP criticisms, but its implementation doesn’t come without controversy....
AMP to support custom JavaScript with amp-script
To be announced in more detail next week at the AMP Conference, Google is adding JavaScript support to...
Google AMP, mobile-friendly testing tools support code editing
Save time and reduce risk with the new code editing feature in the AMP and mobile-friendly testing tools from...
AMP user experience updates include video, lists, more
The Accelerated Mobile Projects has rolled out a number of new capabilities so far this...
Advertisers can now view Google mobile speed scores for more landing pages
Google Ads tweaked its mobile speed score algorithm to reduce the number of ad clicks needed to generate a...
Google AMP errors widely reported by webmasters and publishers
Seeing AMP errors over the past few days, don't run to fix them just yet - it might be a bug on Google's...
Accelerated mobile pages: Are they worth it?
An update on where Google's AMP project stands today offers insight into whether it’s worth adopting for your own website right...
Google Search Console AMP enhancement report to combine issue types
Beware, Google is making some changes to the AMP report - this is what you need to be on the look out...
Google opens developer preview of AMP URLs showing publisher domain names
Here is how to see Google's fix for AMP URLs from Google search when you click on an AMP...
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The revamping of AMP: Renew your commitment to mobile
Regardless of niche, it's time to up your mobile SEO game, and AMP can help with that. Learn specific steps you can take....
Google now builds its own AMP stories for search
So far, these stories only seem to work consistently in the Google search app, and not in mobile Chrome or Safari mobile...
Bing finally releases AMP viewer for news stories in mobile search
The Bing AMP viewer and Bing AMP Cache make AMP-enabled web pages accessible from Bing mobile search...
Google: AMP to use ‘consensus-seeking’ governance model
Nearly 80 percent of AMP contributors are now third parties....
Google releases AMP Stories v1.0 with new features, including an ads beta for DFP users
AMP Stories is now available to all developers....
SMX Advanced session recap: Mobile-first and AMP
Contributor Patrick Stox recaps an advanced SEO session where speakers shared how to perform audits in a mobile-first world and tactics to...