Google clarifies the upcoming Speed Update only impacts the ‘slowest sites’
Google clarifies that if you have a fast site, making it faster 'won't change things' with your rankings specific to the upcoming Speed Update.
Google clarifies that if you have a fast site, making it faster 'won't change things' with your rankings specific to the upcoming Speed Update.
#SMXpert Max Prin answers questions on using JavaScript and PWAs to create responsive, fast and functional application-like experiences for mobile and desktop devices.
If you are new to AMP or are looking to get more from your existing efforts, SMXperts Benu Aggarwal, Eric Enge and Paul Shapiro answer questions and share insights on the latest AMP developments.
Have you upgraded to Lighthouse 3.0 yet? If not, here is what is new and great in the new version of Google's tool for web developers.
Advertisers using third-party click measurement systems need to prepare for parallel tracking. AdWords will automatically redirect some HTTP ad clicks to HTTPS landing pages.
Google has finally refreshed content for its image search publishing guidelines.
If you are not feeling the need for speed, don’t be surprised if your site stalls. Contributor Anthony Muller shares three case studies showing why now is the time to make your web pages load like lightning.
We all know the adage, “A picture is worth a thousand words,” meaning that a complex idea can be conveyed in just one image. The phrase was made popular nearly 100 years ago in an article about the power of images in advertisements, and the sentiment rings just as true in today’s always-on digital age. […]
Standardization will allow sites to implement, and benefit from, AMP features without adopting the framework.
The feature works automatically with DoubleClick AMP ad tag and for ad networks using Fast Fetch.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Keeping your edge sharp with AdWordsFeb 26, 2018 by Chris Sherman These are days of plenty for advertisers, with Google rolling out a new AdWords interface, AMP for ads and landing […]
One tool shows how a site stacks up against the competition on mobile. The other aims to drive home the impact mobile speed can have on the bottom line.
Real-Time Config component enables integrations with other technology partners such as data management platforms and server-side header bidding without impacting speed.
Google's partnership with WordPress aims to jump-start the platform's support of the latest web technologies -- particularly those involving performance & mobile experience. And they're hiring WordPress experts.
A page with AMP but a slow canonical URL will not be impacted by this update, assuming the AMP URL is not slow, Google told us.
Starting in July 2018, Google will finally use mobile page speed as a ranking in their mobile search results.
Google has revamped their pagespeed tool to give more insights into how fast their pages really load.
Later this year, the Google AMP cache will finally display publisher URLs instead of Google URLs in the search results.
With over 200 factors in Google’s algorithm, SEO is a complex science. But it’s not how much you need to know that makes it really challenging — it’s the ever-changing nature of the rules of the game. As search engines strive to improve the quality of search results, some ranking factors shift shapes, others fall […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google promises to improve accuracy of tweets shown in search resultsNov 7, 2017 by Barry Schwartz After misinformation surfaced in the Google search results under the Twitter section for the Texas […]
Third-party tracking platforms will need to make changes to accommodate the new tracking method.
AMP isn’t quite a household acronym yet, but it has big implications for virtually everyone with web access. The Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Project, the brainchild of Google announced just two years ago, is already impacting millions of users’ experience. And it’s growing fast. The downside — arguably a temporary one — is that not […]
All advertisers will be able to point mobile search text ads to Accelerated Mobile Pages.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on and from other places across the web.
Utilizing "Fast Fetch" ad request and rendering, ads served on AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) will now be faster, and potentially will improve viewability rates.
Google's site speed tool now compares your site to your competitors' and tells you how many visitors your site is losing because of your load time.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: How Google assesses the ‘authority’ of web pagesMay 3, 2017 by Danny Sullivan Google has no single authority metric but rather uses a bucket of signals to determine authority on a […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: The problem with obsessive rank trackingApr 4, 2017 by Ryan Shelley Search engine optimization (SEO) is often focused on achieving high rankings in search results pages. But columnist Ryan Shelley explains […]
Baidu, Sogou and Yahoo Japan are adopting the mobile framework.
Change will be to the header in AMP content, expected in early 2017.
What's in a name? When it comes to AMP, a URL that's not the publisher's may not smell as sweet.
There are now 600 million AMP pages on 700,000 domains.
Google reiterated that the move does not include a rankings change.
eBay adopting AMP for their transaction-based site may signal that Google might push out AMP well beyond article and news-oriented content.
Want to know more about Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)? Columnist Max Prin recaps a session from SMX Advanced 2016 featuring John Shehata of Condé Nast and Google's Rudy Galfi, product manager for the AMP Project.
Google's new user-friendly tool should make it easier for small businesses to see how their sites rank in terms of being mobile-friendly and fast.
If you are running an outdated PageSpeed install from Google, Google will let you know via the Google Search Console notification center.
AMP's objective is a faster, more engaging mobile web experience in an open ecosystem.
AMP, accelerated mobile pages, is going live this coming Wednesday in the mobile Google search results.
Fast-loading pages using the AMP format will arrive early next year, may be designated as "Fast" in search results.