Google Search - Accelerated Mobile Pages

[247mg]

Another Google algorithm update is coming on 21st April and this time some thing bad is coming for every one,

Accelerated Mobile Pages. No one has done this before and so far couple of good people I spoke to they dont know how to do this...

Is there any one who has done it or implement Accelerated Mobile Pages to its site or tube..

It will massively effect mobile ranking in Google SERP.

[Bladewire]

Interesting that the AMP video tag ( amp-video ) can only reference an HTTPS source file.

[ITraffic]

https://www.ampproject.org/

https://googleblog.blogspot.ca/2016/...le-search.html

[247mg]

All these tubes script mech bunny and top rank sites ready for amp? Seems we need to start new site with amp code normal html is not amp code

[AdultKing]

AMP isn't new, it's been around for certain types of sites for a little while now.

Google AMP results carousel live in 12 countries

Here's a link to get you started

How To Get Started With Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)

As an adult webmaster I would be more concerned right now about cleaning up technical issues that exist on your sites, as Google is really cracking down on these along with Bing.

One example is the manual actions taken on Saturday on sites with outbound unnatural links. Too many affiliates don't nofollow their links and as a result may have been penalised.

[SCORE Ralph]

Originally Posted by 247mg

Another Google algorithm update is coming on 21st April and this time some thing bad is coming for every one,

Well, not for everyone...

[bns666]

i noticed some people wait for each google algo update like the whole internet will collapse, like you survived previous updates, you will survive this one too...

[247mg]

Originally Posted by AdultKing

AMP isn't new, it's been around for certain types of sites for a little while now.

Google AMP results carousel live in 12 countries

Here's a link to get you started

How To Get Started With Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)

As an adult webmaster I would be more concerned right now about cleaning up technical issues that exist on your sites, as Google is really cracking down on these along with Bing.

One example is the manual actions taken on Saturday on sites with outbound unnatural links. Too many affiliates don't nofollow their links and as a result may have been penalised.

What technical issue you are talking about please?

[Focus]

AMP is focus to help those who don't have a proper mobile website. If your website is mobile friendly already and without any issues then there no need to be alarmed about this update. Don't take my word for it just make some research and good luck!

[Bladewire]

Originally Posted by Focus

AMP is focus to help those who don't have a proper mobile website.

Incorrect.

AMP's actual purpose is mainly 2 fold:

1) To further extend federation of the internet ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federation_(information_technology) & Federated Identity ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federated_identity ) via verification of content & control of content distribution.

This is why the AMP video tag only recognizes video content served via HTTPS and all image content is cached, and served, directly from Google's servers after AMP is first initiated on your site.

2) To further increase government & private sector dependence on Google for information, content control & search engine rankings.

*sent from my phone

[AdultKing]

Originally Posted by 247mg

What technical issue you are talking about please?

Well to begin with some of your sites that I looked at were not mobile responsive, unencrypted, not making proper use of meta tags, duplicate content (use rel=canonical to fix that) and the list goes on.

Try using the SEMRush SEO Audit tools to audit some of your sites, there are changes that you can make that will improve your presence in the search results, for example the correct use of meta tags making your sites mobile friendly.

There's a whole lot of stuff you could do to improve your sites without worrying about AMP at the moment.

[brassmonkey]

mine were set in 2015

[247mg]

Originally Posted by AdultKing

Well to begin with some of your sites that I looked at were not mobile responsive, unencrypted, not making proper use of meta tags, duplicate content (use rel=canonical to fix that) and the list goes on.

Try using the SEMRush SEO Audit tools to audit some of your sites, there are changes that you can make that will improve your presence in the search results, for example the correct use of meta tags making your sites mobile friendly.

There's a whole lot of stuff you could do to improve your sites without worrying about AMP at the moment.

Thanks buddy but all our high rank site on Google are mobile friendly and responsive and they donuse canonical links.. Not sure what site you saw... May be some of the paid sites....

It will be great if you please PM me or email [email protected] the site or sites which you looked at so we can have better idea and understanding the problem...also mentioned if u want what is not right... It will be a favour if u do it...

What ever you do in sites there is always a room for improvement.... This is a charm of online business