Podcasts about Accelerated Mobile Pages

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何謂AI部落格? 其實就是讓AI替你自動寫文章的部落格。  例如: 電子報行銷軟體 :  https://emailmarketingsoftware.cc/  這兩天我有一個突破，大家應該都清楚，網站載入的速度非常重要，特別是這種充滿許多圖文的部落格，更應該在手機與電腦上快速載入文章。幸運的是，Google在多年前提出了AMP計畫，也就是Accelerated Mobile Pages的縮寫，字面上的意思是「加速手機頁面」計畫。 顧名思義，使用AMP可以加速手機瀏覽網頁的速度。非常的快!  於是我就把上述網站完美導入AMP，結果果然令人吃驚!網站如預期一般，超極快!  所以，我發明了一個詞: AI AMP AutoBlog，我翻譯大概是，  AI自動化極速部落格。這大概是台灣首創的概念，這把十年前的自動化部落格整合AI，再加上AMP極速網頁的概念! 可想而知，Google超愛這種部落格，因為AMP是Google研發出來的技術，你用這項技術來加速你的網站，Google就會獎勵你SEO更優先排名在首頁上。  幸運的是，第一波十位名額報名的學員，我都將幫你打造這種部落格! 但是我完善這套技術(加上一些不方便公開的小秘訣)，之後再次開放此方案時，保證價格會調漲，而且現在十位名額快額滿了，還在考慮的你得趕緊回覆我，保握這次的優惠方案了。  AI自動化極速部落格有什麼獲利的方法呢?  1.推廣自己的商品，例如你賣熱水器，那就請AI替你寫熱水器相關的文章，然後網站放上購買連結，就等訪客透過搜尋熱水器相關的關鍵詞，主動找到你的網站，上門購買囉!  2.做直銷，你可以讓AI寫直銷相關文章，不管是用來找下線，還是用來賣貨都行。  3.賺廣告費: 鎖定一個熱門的主題，例如美容行業，讓AI寫大量文章，然後整合Google Adsense廣告計劃，讓Google廣告在你的網站出現，有人點就有分潤了。中英文市場都適用喔。  4. 做聯盟行銷: 你加入通路王、蝦皮、博客來等有聯盟行銷計畫的平台，取得你的推廣連結，然後針對你想推廣的商品，讓AI寫一堆推薦文，然後再把你的推廣連結置入推薦文中，有人點進去購買你就有分潤。  5. 純粹做導流: 你利用AI部落格的流量，將訪客引導到你指定的網址，例如你的官網，FB粉絲頁、LINE官方帳號、群組或社群、IG、Youtube、抖音等帳號，引導過去替你增加粉絲數量。  我將替你【免費打造AI部落格】，你只需出主機託管費(每個月一千元以下)，我甚至送你一個專屬網址(網址你自己選)。  此方案包含:  1.網址費、網站架設、AI工具的安裝與網站一整年的免費更新、備份與維護費，還會替你安裝SSL(網址開頭是https)與防毒、防駭客入侵服務。  2.隔年使用費一樣，但若你隔年不續約，此部落格所有權就會自動轉移給我們，我們有權決定使用或刪除。當然是希望你一直有用啦。第二年續約費跟第一年一樣。  服務流程:  1. 客戶付款後，請客戶給予網址名稱，我們送 .cc的網址。如xyz.cc  2. 開始依照您的網址架設網站  3. 預設網站聯絡信箱為你的email  4. 替您開通AI部落格使用教學並給您網站登入帳密  最後，本服務採用優先付款完成的學員先服務，所以若您確定就盡快結帳喔。  PS: 還有任何隱藏費用嗎?  有的，因為我們是透過串接ChatGPT的母公司Open AI的服務，簡單說，你生成的文字是需要支付給Open AI公司費用，這筆費用其實很少，我這三天生成40萬字左右，也才大概需要付10美元，希望這給你一點概念，詳細的收費方式我會在課程中公布。  現在你真的沒有藉口不把握AI部落格的商機了，我都免費替你做了，只收你架設網站最起碼你自己要付的主機託管費而已，等日後我正式推出AI部落格架設服務，就不可能是這價位了。  趕快回覆我問給你的專屬優惠價格吧!  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/isuperman/message

One of the trends we've seen in 2023 is the use of AMPs or Accelerated Mobile Pages. They provide a seamless experience to users which can lead to higher conversion rates and sales for businesses. However, there are also some downsides you need to consider before applying them to your business. In this episode, Arti Sharma wraps up the 2023 SEO series by talking about AMPs or Accelerated Mobile Pages. She shares the pros and cons of using them to help you make the right decision if you should hop on this trend for your business. Listen and learn in this episode!   KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE Accelerated Mobile Page (AMP) is an open-source framework developed by Google Developers that allows web developers to create fast loading lightweight versions of web pages for mobile devices. Why businesses are using AMPs? AMPs are designed to load quickly and provide a smooth, seamless user experience on mobile devices, which can improve user engagement rates.  Faster loading times tend to rank higher in search results, so implementing AMP can improve a website's ranking and visibility. AMPs are eligible to be displayed in the top stories at the top of Google search results, which can increase the visibility and credibility of a website.  Improved user experience and faster loading time lead to a better experience, which can lead to better conversions and sales.   Some downsides of using AMPs: Limited functionality Reduced control over the site's appearance May impact SEO negatively if not done properly (according to some experts) Creating separate versions of pages may lead to content duplication and potential penalties from search engines Privacy concerns   Make the right decision by weighing the pros and cons of AMPs and analyzing what is the right fit for your business. If you liked this episode of Fuel Your Marketing, tell your friends! Find us on iTunes and Google Play to rate/review/subscribe to the show. Want more? Visit our website, and find us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube! iTunes: http://ow.ly/Ihl350xDn8M Google Play: http://ow.ly/sPag50xDn8T Spotify: http://ow.ly/bt0g50xDn8Q Our Podcast Portal: http://ow.ly/ogQK50xDn8S  

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Bonjour à tous et bienvenue dans le ZD Tech, le podcast quotidien de la rédaction de ZDNet. Je m'appelle Clarisse Treilles, et aujourd'hui je vous explique pourquoi le format AMP de Google décline inéluctablement. Ces trois lettres, “AMP”, ne vous parlent peut-être pas, mais vous les avez sûrement déjà croisées sans même le savoir dans vos recherches en ligne. Ce sigle-  pour “Accelerated Mobile Pages” - renvoie à un format d'affichage des pages web sur mobile déployé par Google depuis 2016. Destiné à l'origine à améliorer l'expérience sur mobile en diminuant le temps de chargement des pages, ce format est aujourd'hui remis en question. Ses premiers clients, les éditeurs de presse, lui tournent tout bonnement le dos après une série de revirements techniques imposés par Google, qui n'ont visiblement pas bonne presse. Au départ, AMP a rapidement été adoptée par de nombreux éditeurs de presse. Plusieurs raisons expliquent ce mouvement : d'une part, l'importance grandissante de la consultation de sites web via mobile et les l'intérêt économique derrière ce regain d'audience, et d'autre part, les avantages de référencement offerts par ce format, puisque Google Search a pendant un temps mis en avant en exclusivité ces formats AMP dans son carrousel tant convoité. Sans compter que l'intérêt des éditeurs pour AMP s'est renforcé dès lors que Google a accordé une prime à la vitesse de chargement dans le classement des résultats de recherche. Fin 2020, près de 90% des éditeurs français de presse utilisaient alors AMP. Mais force est de constater que cette hype a été de courte durée, puisque de plus en plus d'éditeurs abandonnent aujourd'hui ce format. L'une des raisons principales de ce revirement est la décision de Google en 2021, de cesser d'accorder l'exclusivité du carrousel aux contenus affichés en format AMP. S'en sont suivi d'autres changements techniques impopulaires. Par exemple, les restrictions imposées dans les règles de développement d'AMP ont rendu le tracking des utilisateurs plus complexe à mettre en œuvre côté éditeurs, impactant in fine leurs revenus publicitaires. Le recours systématique à un serveur cache Google pose également question. Via ses serveurs de cache, Google devient le fournisseur du contenu, ce qui a pour conséquence de limiter encore plus le suivi des internautes pour les éditeurs. Les éditeurs deviennent techniquement tierces parties sur leur propre contenu. Les éditeurs de presse sont loin d'être les seuls acteurs d'internet à se désengager d'AMP. Pour preuve, Twitter ne supporte plus les redirections vers les pages AMP depuis novembre 2021, comme le rappelle le PEReN, le pôle d'expertise de la régulation numérique, dans un récent rapport sur le sujet. Plus récemment, les navigateurs Brave et DuckDuckGo ont choisi de rediriger les pages AMP vers les pages d'origine non-AMP. Et de nombreuses extensions permettent aussi de contourner la technologie sur tous les navigateurs. Et voilà, normalement on a fait le tour du sujet. Pour en savoir plus, rendez-vous sur notre site internet. Et retrouvez tous les jours un nouvel épisode du ZDTech sur vos plateformes de podcast préférées.

An ex-Google pioneer of 9 years, with an expertise in launching new products and building ecosystems from the ground up (0 to 1 to 10 to 100). These include launching Google Assistant, Progressive Web Apps, Accelerated Mobile Pages and Firebase in APAC from zero to 100s of partners and millions of users. Prior to this, he launched Youtube in APAC. His last role at Google was to Head Google Search for the APAC region. Prior to this Anuvrat was a Strategy consultant with OC&C Strategy Consulting in London and an Investment Banker with WP Carey in London/New York. Anuvrat has a triple masters in Engineering, Economics and Management from the University of Oxford. He is a local Singaporean who went to Victoria School (Top 10 student in O Levels) and Victoria Junior College (4A's in A Levels). Show notes at: https://www.jeremyau.com/blog/anuvrat-rao

Just another failed scam by the extremely evil Google… Steve Sipress, entrepreneur, marketing, sales, tips, ideas, help, strategy, small business owner, direct response, tactics, success, profits, growth, results, marketing consultant, Google, AMP, accelerated, mobile, pages, seo, serp, search, engine, results, load,

Marketing Strategies and Topics Covered in this Episode: What exactly is AMP email? How ecommerce businesses can use AMP emails to improve the engagement with their customers and prospective customers. The specific tools and resources that are required to set up and manage AMP email campaigns Businesses that have been successful with AMP emails

Did Facebook and Google collude to kill a competing ad platform? Strange numbers are appearing in Shopify stores. What happens when you remove Accelerated Mobile Pages from your web site. A case study on one of TikTok's most successful advertisers.Go Premium! No ads, more stories, and extended deep-dive weekend episodes — https://todayindigital.com/premiumADVERTISING as low as $20: https://todayindigital.com/ads JOIN OUR SLACK! https://todayindigital.com/slackFOLLOW US: https://todayindigital.com/socialmedia (TikTok, Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, Discord, and more) ENJOYING THE SHOW?- Please tweet about us! https://b.link/pod-tweet- Rate and review us: https://todayindigital.com/rateus- Leave a voicemail: https://b.link/pod-voicemail FOLLOW TOD:- TikTok: https://b.link/pod-tiktok- Twitter: https://b.link/pod-twitter- LinkedIn: https://b.link/pod-linkedin Today in Digital Marketing is hosted by Tod Maffin (https://b.link/pod-todsite) and produced by engageQ digital (https://b.link/pod-engageq). Subscribe at https://TodayInDigital.com or wherever you get your podcasts. (Theme music by Mark Blevis. All other music licensed by Source Audio.)Does your brand need a podcast? Let us help: https://engageQ.com/podcastsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Nós discutimos sobre o AMP, Accelerated Mobile Pages, abordando tudo sobre a solução do Google para turbinar a performance do seu site. Ainda vale a pena? Como implementar? ---------------- Neste episódio do podcast A Vida Secreta dos Blogs, nós falamos tudo sobre o AMP, o projeto do Google para acelerar páginas de sites no ambiente mobile. Incluindo como surgiu esta iniciativa, seus ganhos, contraindicações, desvantagens e também qual seu presente e futuro com o fortalecimento do Core Web Vitals nas decisões do algoritmo de busca. Quer saber mais sobre como o Google está trabalhando para melhorar o desempenho de sites no ambiente mobile? É só dar o play! Leia mais em: http://avidasecretadosblogs.com.br/podcast-amp-tudo-sobre-a-solucao-do-google-para-turbinar-a-performance-do-seu-site/ APOIE NOSSO PROJETO Chave Pix - liviabergo@gmail.com Catarse - https://www.catarse.me/avidasecretadosblogs PARTICIPANTES Edson Amorina Jr - Twitter - Pinterest - Blog Lívia Bergo - Instagram - Pinterest - Blog MANDE SUA MENSAGEM E-mail pergunte@avidasecretadosblogs.com.br EQUIPE TÉCNICA Produção - Lívia Bergo, Edson Amorina Jr Pesquisa e roteiro - Lívia Bergo e Isabelli Neckel Edição - Edson Amorina Jr Arte e layout do site - Cadu Silva Piadas - estagiário não-creditado

Sezonun ikinci bölümünde Progressive Web Apps, Static Site Generator, Single Page Application, Server Side Rendering, Accelerated Mobile Pages gibi ön yüz teknolojilerini ve yöntemlerini konunun uzmanı konuğumuz Önder Ceylan ile konuşuyoruz. Önder sabırlı bir şekilde bütün sorularımızı cevaplamakla kalmadı vizyonumuza vizyon da kattı. İşi sadece bir yazılımcı açısından değil, ürün geliştirmenin ve yönetmenin kolaylıkları açısından da ele alarak bizi aydınlattı. Ekip olarak çok şey öğrendiğimiz hem uzun, hem de çiçek gibi bir yayın oldu. Yayında geçen konularla ilgili linkleri de aşağıda yayınlıyoruz.https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2019/02/rendering-on-the-webhttps://web.dev/progressive-web-apps/https://staticsitegenerators.net/https://www.statista.com/statistics/1012285/united-states-developer-average-salaries-location/https://www.statista.com/statistics/627312/worldwide-developer-population/ 

Another Google project meets an untimely demise, but we find the silver lining. Plus new Matrix goodies, why AWS is investing in Blender, and more.

Another Google project meets an untimely demise, but we find the silver lining. Plus new Matrix goodies, why AWS is investing in Blender, and more.

Another Google project meets an untimely demise, but we find the silver lining. Plus new Matrix goodies, why AWS is investing in Blender, and more.

¿Qué son las Accelerated Mobile Pages? ¿Debes instalarlo en tu blog? ¿Mejora el SEO? Te hablamos de las ventajas e inconvenientes de AMP.Accede a las notas del programa en https://bloggeando.es/episode/ampEnvíanos tus dudas: https://bloggeando.es/dudas/

Accelerated Mobile Pages, or AMP, is a Google standard for packaging web content for consistent and usable display on mobile devices. SXG certificates enable the display of the original publisher's authenticated URL in the mobile reader. Join us as we explain the potential benefits of SXG to readers and content publishers.

AMP, der Accelerated Mobile Pages Standard für besonders performance-optimierte mobile Websites, wurde seit seiner Einführung 2015 von vielen Unternehmen implementiert. Bis heute, mit immer noch steigendem Smartphone-Anteil im Suchmarkt, sind die AMP-Suchergebnisse ein häufig vorkommendes Feature in der Google-Suche. Justus Blümer erklärt Dir in diesem Webinar kurz die inhaltlichen und technischen Basics und zeigt Dir dann, worauf es 2020 ankommt und welchen Platz AMP in Deiner SEO-Strategie einnehmen sollte. Was Du nach dem Webinar gelernt hast: Du kannst beurteilen, ob AMP für Dich relevant ist Du weißt, welche Konsequenzen AMP für Deine IT hat Du erkennst, dass AMP auch negative Aspekte hat Du lernst, welche Alternativen es für schnelle Websites gibt Zielgruppe: Das Webinar richtet sich an alle Onlinemarketer, die SEO steuern oder selbst umsetzen und verstanden haben, worauf es ankommt. Technik-Hintergrundwissen ist nicht erforderlich – trotzdem werden auch Techies, die bisher keinen Kontakt mit AMP hatten, etwas Neues mitnehmen können.

Bustle Digital Group might not seem like a natural home for The Outline, the website once described as "a New Yorker for millennials." And that's the point, said Josh Topolsky, founder of The Outline. After its acquisition by Bustle, he now serves as the parent company's editor-in-chief of culture and innovation, overseeing The Outline, Mic and Inverse. "The opposites thing is actually part of the attraction and why it makes sense," said Topolsky. "We had this conversation about should media businesses exist where everything isn't trying to get to 40 million uniques. Let's figure out what those different brands are and build them to the right size, and find the right brands that want to advertise on them, find the right audiences that want to come and visit them. And the collection of those things makes the overall business stronger." This week on the Digiday Podcast, Topolsky discussed Bustle Digital Group's newly launched tech news site, Input; his previous declaration on the Digiday Podcast that "everything about digital media is insanely boring" and how history is repeating itself as publishers rely heavily on traffic from Google's open source Accelerated Mobile Pages.

Published Oct 6, 2016 HomeBlogTwitter Takeover, AMP Pages and Facebook @ Work | Get Fact Up #49 1300 MEMEDIA HOME AGENCY YOUSTRATEGYDESIGNDEVELOPMARKETINGINTEGRATE WORK BLOG CONTACT FEED CONTENT-MARKETING TWITTER TAKEOVER, AMP PAGES AND FACEBOOK @ WORK | GET FACT UP #49 Posted: Oct 6, 2016, 3:28 PM This week we want to take a break from the world of video marketing, and look at some of the big changes that are happening in online marketing. Firstly let's take a look at Twitter. It's no secret that Twitter has struggled with revenue and growth over the past few years. Even the introduction of ads has not really helped, as it's far too easy to skip past them in the platform. Monetization has been a struggle, and now there's a lot of talk about a takeover in the pipeline. Salesforce, Microsoft and Disney have all expressed some interest in buying Twitter, but none of these companies want it as badly as Google do - and here's why. Google has not had any real success with it's own social platform, Google+, I think we even called it the living dead in a previous video. We said that the best course of action for Google would be just buying a successful one. You know, just casually buying a social network - Google certainly has the funds to do it. It looks as though Google is intending to use Twitter to revitalize engagement on Youtube. Recent updates to the Youtube platform such as the new “community” features show that google is testing different ways of getting more activity engagement. An integration between Twitter and Youtube makes a lot of sense. Twitter would be the perfect place to share video content, and Youtube would finally have the engaging social features that would see video platform buzzing with life - the way that videos do on Facebook. What this means for you, is that you should be looking to get video content up on YouTube ASAP, as there may soon be a lot of opportunity in this space. At the very least, create your Youtube and Twitter accounts so that you are ready, and begin brainstorming your awesome content. Next let's look at AMP or Accelerated Mobile Pages. [Cutaway - chris on postie bike with web pages flying out the back like mail?] We said before in a previous video, that you didn't need to worry about AMP until you saw them appearing in search. Well guess what - in the last 2 weeks they've been appearing for all sorts of search results, and always - right at the top. It's time to start taking this seriously - AMP are officially happening and it looks like Google is giving a big boost to those who are using it. The other advantage of AMP is that they are lightning fast and highly relevant for mobile - this obviously will have a positive effect on bounce rates and engagement when being used on a phone. Considering that mobile usage has well-and-truly overtaken desktop usage, everyone should now be optimizing for mobile. The problem we have found with AMP is it's not easy to setup. Simple platforms like Wordpress have a few Plugins for AMP, but they are far from foolproof - it really does require the help of a developer at this early stage. Especially if you are wanting to do AMP on a large website or ecommerce store And before we wrap thing up we wanted to take a quick look at Facebook's awesome new product called “Facebook at Work”. This is a new development, that allows you to create a private social network for your company, with all of the facebook features we know and love. The Facebook feed, comments, Messenger, video chat and everything else is all now available for your company to use as a collaboration tool. The advantage of this is that almost everyone knows how to use Facebook, so it's going to be a no brainer for your staff to start using this. Also, you don't need to create a new account to connect to a Facebook @ work group. And that's all we have time for today! As you know the team at MeMedia are always here to help. If you need any assistance creating content for Youtube, or any other type of marketing give us a call. Also if you need assistance with web development such as setting up AMP on your website - we can help with that too! Thanks for listening Australia. We'll see you next week.

Joss et Bernard m'ont demandé "Dois-je utiliser AMP sur mon site ?". Et comme toujours dans #DisVoirAlex, je leur réponds en vidéo ! AMP signifie "Accelerated Mobile Pages". Il s'agit d'une initiative de Google qui permet de charger des pages de manière beaucoup plus rapide sur mobile. Cela vaut-il le coupe de configurer AMP sur votre site WordPress ? La réponse juste ici. Si vous souhaitez utiliser AMP, faites confiance au plugin officiel de Google, que vous pouvez télécharger dans le répertoire officiel de WordPress juste ici : ⏩ https://fr.wordpress.org/plugins/amp/ ## Envie d'améliorer votre référencement naturel ? WPMarmite a une formation dédiée, qui s'appelle Pour plus de renseignements et pour vous inscrire, c'est par ici : ⏩ https://wpmarmite.com/enfin-visible-referencement/ ## Et surtout, abonnez-vous à la chaîne de la Marmite pour recevoir les prochains DisVoirAlex et tous mes tutos WordPress : ⏩ https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=WPMarmite

Léonie Watson does many things: she worked on overhauling the UK government's digital services, is on the W3C advisory board, acts as co-chair of the W3C web platform working group, is an advisor for Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages project, and also runs the Inclusive Design 24 conference. She also happens to be visually impaired. The show begins with how she went from drama school towards a career as a web programmer, and how she become a strong advocate for improving accessibility in web standards. Léonie stresses that anyone can get involved in the decisions that power the web by contributing to the W3C's public conversations at GitHub. She details the lifecycle of a proposal, and highlights how considerations such as accessibility, security, and privacy are built-in. While existing standards are well-conceived for realms such as SVG, HTML, or ARIA, there are still new frontiers to work towards every year, particularly with API-driven interfaces. Léonie mentions how the interfaces for the "Internet of things" still need to make progress to ensure those devices are usable by all. There are several tools to help software developers build more accessible systems. Chrome's Dev Tools, for example, have a suite of checks you can run on a website to grade its accessibility. Platforms such as Axe or Tenon can run automated tests as part of a CI flow to maintain high quality code before it ships. For Léonie, it's important for designers, developers, and product managers not to be overwhelmed by all the requirements and allow perfect to be the enemy of good. Even attempting inclusive design advances technology towards a much better place. The conversation continues with some discussion on Léonie's work with TetraLogical, a consultancy focused on accessibility in emerging technologies, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, and WebXR. By setting a standard for inclusive design principles, Léonie hopes that organizations can incorporate accessibility as yet another aspect of good design, beyond just the bare minimums required by tech specs and test suites. Links from this episode Nomensa and The Paciello Group are two agencies Léonie Watson worked at. Their focus is on better UX for web accessibility. She's since founded TetraLogical, which focuses on accessibility issues in emerging technologies like VR, AR, and WebXR. GitHub.com/W3C is the central meeting point for many of the discussions on web standards tink.uk is Léonie's blog, focused on accessibility in web standards Inclusive Design Principles is a set of guidelines on how to go above and beyond in making your site accessible Axe is an accessibility engine for automated web UI testing. Tenon is an "accessibility as a service" platform for websites.

No one wants to wait around for a website to load. If you want customers to buy from you online, you need to give them what they want quickly. Google understands this better than anyone. That’s why they created AMP or Accelerated Mobile Pages. AMP is a technology that allows Google to serve up from its cache a trimmed down version of your mobile pages, thus massively reducing load times. Not surprisingly, using AMP can increase conversions and reduce bounce rates. In this episode, you’re going to get the low down on AMP from Google’s very own Developer Advocate, Ben Morrs. Ben and I will be deep diving into the technical aspects of AMP with plenty of insider tips on how to get the most out of it for your website. Ben will also be making his case for why nearly every website should implement AMP. He’ll be revealing the best way to get it up and running on WordPress. If you get any traffic at all via mobile, this episode is going to provide immense value. This is a rare opportunity to hear some best practices from someone with inside knowledge of how Google operates.

Does AMP make sense anymore check in with the LDA crew to find out, on this episode we cover Accelerated Mobile Pages. Learn more at https://www.learndigitaladvertising.com

In episode #992 , we discuss whether AMP still helps with SEO. Tune in to hear what we think about this Google service. We have committed to throwing a FREE Marketing School Live Event in Los Angeles, once Marketing School reaches 1M downloads in a 30 day period. Take action: Rate, review, subscribe, and SHARE. Check the progress here! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today's Topic:  Does AMP Still Help With SEO? [00:42] AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages. [00:55] AMP helps speed up your page loads on mobile devices. [01:25] Google is caching, which is why it loads so quickly. [01:45] It strips a lot of stuff away to increase speed, so you lose out on a lot of conversions. [02:12] AMP helps somewhat in SEO. [02:22] In the United States, AMP doesn't help with traffic. [02:45] In places like Brazil, the traffic increases. [03:05] If you are targeting less developed regions, AMP will still help you with SEO. [03:28] However, we can't give a definitive answer. [04:05] By building on top of Google products, you risk losing control of your site. [04:36] That's it for today! [05:15] We hit our goal of 1 Million downloads! So, we will be throwing a free event in Los Angeles this June. Check out this website if you would like to attend. Remember: we are capping the event at 500 people, so sign up now, if you're interested! DM Eric if you would like to participate in the VIP dinner. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In episode #992 , we discuss whether AMP still helps with SEO. Tune in to hear what we think about this Google service. We have committed to throwing a FREE Marketing School Live Event in Los Angeles, once Marketing School reaches 1M downloads in a 30 day period. Take action: Rate, review, subscribe, and SHARE. Check the progress here! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today’s Topic:  Does AMP Still Help With SEO? [00:42] AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages. [00:55] AMP helps speed up your page loads on mobile devices. [01:25] Google is caching, which is why it loads so quickly. [01:45] It strips a lot of stuff away to increase speed, so you lose out on a lot of conversions. [02:12] AMP helps somewhat in SEO. [02:22] In the United States, AMP doesn’t help with traffic. [02:45] In places like Brazil, the traffic increases. [03:05] If you are targeting less developed regions, AMP will still help you with SEO. [03:28] However, we can’t give a definitive answer. [04:05] By building on top of Google products, you risk losing control of your site. [04:36] That’s it for today! [05:15] We hit our goal of 1 Million downloads! So, we will be throwing a free event in Los Angeles this June. Check out this website if you would like to attend. Remember: we are capping the event at 500 people, so sign up now, if you’re interested! DM Eric if you would like to participate in the VIP dinner. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

This episode provides several reasons why businesses should strongly consider using Accelerated Mobile Pages for their website.

Accessibility With Luisa Morales TableXI is offering training for developers and product teams! For more info, email workshops@tablexi.com or see our offerings at http://tablexi.com/workshops. The Table XI inclusive meeting Kickstarter is ongoing as this episode is released, see http://tablexi.com/kickstarter for more information. Guest Luisa M. Morales (https://twitter.com/luisamariethm), luisam.com (http://luisam.com/). Summary As many as 15 to 25 percent of your site’s potential users may have trouble accessing it due to some kind of disability. How can you design your site to allow your content to be usable by the widest variety of users? My guest today is Luisa Morales, an engineering fellow at the New York City Mayor’s office for Economic Opportunity. We talk about what accessibility means, how to design your site to be accessible, and what guidelines to use to help ensure success. We’ll also talk about a very literal form of accessibility — making your site behave in a way that it is accessible to users with limited bandwidth or older devices. We’d like to hear from you. What issues or successes have you had with accessibility? Let us know at techdoneright.io or on Twitter at @tech_done_right. Notes 02:15 - Defining “Accessibility” and the Population Who May Be Affected - W3C Guidelines (https://www.w3.org/standards/) 05:00 - What Web Devs Can Do To Makes Sites Accessible 07:30 - ARIA (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA) 09:55 - How Screen Readers Work 12:45 - How To Build in Accessibility - h1 Elements (https://www.sitepoint.com/h1-html-element/) 17:36 - Approaching Page Design 20:23 - Auditing Accessibility Issues - JAWS (https://www.freedomscientific.com/Products/Blindness/JAWS) - NVDA (https://www.nvaccess.org/download/) - High Contrast (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/13862/windows-use-high-contrast-mode) - ChromeVox (http://www.chromevox.com) - Browserstack (https://www.browserstack.com) - Pa11y (http://pa11y.org) 22:20 - Accessibility Based on Access - Progressive Web App (https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/) - Accelerated Mobile Pages (https://www.ampproject.org/) - The minimalist version of CNN is actually at http://lite.cnn.io 26:49 - Accessibility, JavaScript, Single-page Apps and Site Simulation 32:04 - Accessibility is for everyone: Reasons You Should Care Special Guest: Luisa Morales.

Everyone has heard about Accelerated Mobile Pages or AMP for short. Chances are you regularly open AMP pages on your phone without even realising it. While AMP is getting popular, but it's still a mystery We go in-depth into AMP and why it is at the forefront of Google's Mobile friendliness update. Gayatri Radhakrishnan(https://www.linkedin.com/in/gayatriradhakrishnan/), a Senior Developer at Edcast(https://www.edcast.com/) helps you understand what AMP is, why was it started and how your website can adapt AMP. A good AMP Optimised website is useless without a Good Hosting to complement it. Check out: www.resellerclub.com/cloud-hosting

Eric Enge is the founder and CEO of Stone Temple Consulting (stonetemple.com) and joins the pod to talk about Accelerated Mobile Pages, commonly referred to as "AMP". Page Load Speed is a hot topic in SEO and AMP is one of the methods business owners can use to speed up their results. Eric describes what AMP is, how it works, why it's important, and gives a really great breakdown of the subject. He also provides insight into how to approach transitioning pages to AMP as well as whether it is even needed for your site. You can check out his article on the Moz Blog here, which is the basis for our conversation: https://moz.com/blog/amp-digital-marketing-2018

Cameron Urry is a Multi-year Marketing Expert with over 15 years of experience in the industry. He joins this episode to talk about Search Engine Optimization (SEO) which is one of the key elements in digital marketing. SEO is the practice of increasing the quantity and quality of traffic to your website through organic search engine results. To give a better understanding of how SEO works and how it helps increase traffic to your business, Cameron shares his expertise on the process. He teaches techniques on how to utilize SEO effectively including writing quality content, personalization, and location targeting. Listen to DTFT 6 on iTunes here or subscribe on your favorite podcast app.   DTFT 6 Show Notes: Links: Adigma.io   Time Stamps: 02:43 – Early days of SEO 05:04 – Useful content writing 06:41 – Creating quality content 13:53 – Personalization for conversion optimization 18:32 – Location targeting 20:25 – Driving hyper-localized traffic 27:27 – Accelerated Mobile Pages 32:27 – Progressive Web App 38:10 – First steps in starting a business 41:18 – Voice commends taking over SEO   If you enjoyed this episode, do us a favor and share it! Also if you haven’t’ already, please take a minute to leave us a 5-star review on iTunes.

Today on SEO 101 the guys talk about a plethora of differnt topics from good to noindex. Google Flags User Submitted Store Hours in Local Knowledge Panel. Google is now showing when a user submits hours that don’t match the hours either Google has added or that the business has submitted, and flags them clearly as being different hours that someone has submitted.  Google began rolling out a job search feature in Google Search. Shortly after, they announced the job posting schema which was being tested for some time. In short, this feature allows you to search Google for jobs or specific types of jobs or location of jobs and get job listings directly in the search results. Also Columnist Eric Enge summarizes a session from the recent SMX Advanced conference on Accelerated Mobile Pages. Plus your Questions, all today on SEO 101. 

Today on SEO 101 the guys talk about a plethora of differnt topics from good to noindex. Google Flags User Submitted Store Hours in Local Knowledge Panel. Google is now showing when a user submits hours that don’t match the hours either Google has added or that the business has submitted, and flags them clearly as being different hours that someone has submitted.  Google began rolling out a job search feature in Google Search. Shortly after, they announced the job posting schema which was being tested for some time. In short, this feature allows you to search Google for jobs or specific types of jobs or location of jobs and get job listings directly in the search results. Also Columnist Eric Enge summarizes a session from the recent SMX Advanced conference on Accelerated Mobile Pages. Plus your Questions, all today on SEO 101. 

Today on SEO 101 the guys talk about a plethora of differnt topics from good to noindex. Google Flags User Submitted Store Hours in Local Knowledge Panel. Google is now showing when a user submits hours that don't match the hours either Google has added or that the business has submitted, and flags them clearly as being different hours that someone has submitted.  Google began rolling out a job search feature in Google Search. Shortly after, they announced the job posting schema which was being tested for some time. In short, this feature allows you to search Google for jobs or specific types of jobs or location of jobs and get job listings directly in the search results. Also Columnist Eric Enge summarizes a session from the recent SMX Advanced conference on Accelerated Mobile Pages. Plus your Questions, all today on SEO 101. 

En este capítulo hablamos sobre la nueva tecnología que Google quiere imponer… ups, perdón, «incorporar», en la web: AMP o Accelerated Mobile Pages o en cristiano «páginas aceleradas para móviles». Hablamos del proyecto, en qué consiste y cómo podemos implementar esta nueva tecnología en nuestro WordPress: El plugin de Automatic para AMP Si tenemos instalado […] La entrada Potencia Pro 030: AMP Accelerated Mobile Pages se publicó primero en Potencia Pro.

Primeras preguntas de marketing online del 2017: Analytics en Accelerated Mobile Pages, exposiciones, videojuegos e ingresos pasivos.

Descubre qué son y por qué Google está potenciando las páginas AMP o Accelerated Mobile Pages. Averigua también cómo convertir tu site Wordpress en AMP.

Descubre qué son y por qué Google está potenciando las páginas AMP o Accelerated Mobile Pages. Averigua también cómo convertir tu site Wordpress en AMP.

Speaking with Duane Forrester about the future of mobile web technology - Does it rest on Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) or Progressive Web Apps?The post Accelerated Mobile Pages or Apps? An Interview With Duane Forrester appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Brad and Scully discuss news that many Australian students lack hope for the future. In addition, they examine how single-sex non-government schools are outperforming their co-educational counterparts; and how Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages update will affect marketers. This episode's commonly asked school marketing question looks at the top ten reasons to write listicles. This week's school marketing example: Proctor Academy's excellent website. The rants and raves segment looks at content marketing predictions for 2017. Episode links: Many Australian students lack hope for the future http://www.gallup.com/opinion/gallup/194525/australian-students-lack-hope-future.aspx?utm_source=alert&utm_medium=email&utm_content=morelink&utm_campaign=syndication Single-sex schools outperforming co-ed – study http://www.educatoronline.com.au/news/singlesex-schools-outperforming-coed--study-221074.aspx How Google's big AMP update will affect marketers and publishers https://contently.com/strategist/2016/08/04/google-amp-will-affect-marketers-publishers/ Top 10 reasons to write listicles http://www.wyliecomm.com/2016/08/top-10-reasons-to-write-listicles/ Proctor Academy http://www.proctoracademy.org/page 5 content marketing predictions for 2017 http://www.convinceandconvert.com/content-marketing/content-marketing-predictions-for-2017/ The biggest content marketing trends in 2017 http://contentmarketinginstitute.com/2016/08/content-marketing-trends/

What is the AMP format, and how will it affect publishers? This week Rich and Paul unveil Mercury, Postlight’s new AMP-conversion tool. As they break down Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages format, they talk about why they built Mercury—and how web publishers can use it. They also discuss the broader (dire) state of publishing on the web, from the introduction of mobile devices to Facebook’s Instant Articles.

Vi pratar om Googles senaste metod att snabba upp den mobila webben. Vad, hur, varför gör de på detta sättet? Den officiella webbsidan mot "konsument" Det officiella "repet" för utvecklare Vad är Accelerated Mobile Pages från Google? Bannerkriget

Hey everyone and welcome to responsive design weekly podcast episode 44! Well a whole lot of awesome has been happening since I last spoke with you over the…. well what ever you’re using to listen to me right now. I was lucky enough to head over for the Adobe Max conference which was three days of some great keynote speakers and some awesome new product demonstrations. Adobe are doing a great job at listening to what you and I want as web designers and developers and seem to be really honing in on making their tools as collaborative as possible. Like with all great conferences it’s he people that made the conference. I got to meet a load of people from Adobe including the some of the amazing team working on Comet. Comet is….. Jay Messinger was there as well, he helped set up the whole open device lab movement which you can benefit from. ODL is….. https://opendevicelab.com/ I also caught up with Brad Frost while I was there and he introduced me to a great guy Dan Rose. Dan runs the website Photoshop Etiquette which you would all go and check out. If you don’t use photoshop go and check it out and share it with your designer friends, and if you do use it then please please please heed the advice. I’m going to get Dan on the podcast in the next few weeks to talk about the responsive workflow, especially through photoshop and get him to share his experiences. I also met a guy, David Blatner, who works on a lot of illustrator and Indesign stuff. We talked about books and bringing books into browsers to make the content universally available. This really struck a chord with me as I’ve been working on taking a PDF version of an old books and make it available for everyone online (and offline). There’s a bunch of great examples of books being made freely available online including: AMP is a thing. Accelerated Mobile Pages - something that came out of google. Makes things faster, we love that Forces you… FORCES, to include Javascript in the head of the document and doesn’t work it it doesn’t load. Requires you to use on AMP HTML elements, so image elements have to be AMP-ImG. They have outlawed a bunch of other HTML elements which just seems wrong. To me it seems like going back to developing two versions of your content, one for m. sites and one for your regular site. Except now it’s one version for everyone except google, and AMP for googles fast news. Focus on making your site really really quick. Good points is its not that hard to set up. I managed it on the RWD.is site in around on hour. It’s not styled, but it has the template that is required but there downsides are…. no images no styles The URL must have a query string with the CMS I’m using. It’s kind of like using RSS, except you’re restricted from using the HTML that you would usually drop into an RSS feed and forced to use their own Google do do a lot of great things though. Like on Chrome on Android if you have

Hacked site notifications no longer show in search results.. neither do hacked sites,is it better to improve quality content than remove pages to fix panda, accelerated mobile pages in search, as well as several other hot topics including a follow up to Carl Bucsh's question from last show. 

Hacked site notifications no longer show in search results.. neither do hacked sites,is it better to improve quality content than remove pages to fix panda, accelerated mobile pages in search, as well as several other hot topics including a follow up to Carl Bucsh's question from last show. 

Hacked site notifications no longer show in search results.. neither do hacked sites,is it better to improve quality content than remove pages to fix panda, accelerated mobile pages in search, as well as several other hot topics including a follow up to Carl Bucsh's question from last show. 

Turns out Kahlil is not only a JavaScript developer, but also a vocalist!!! Kahlil’s musical history and the making of "Nested Loops". Raquel gave an inspiring talk at Strange Loop about JavaScript and Robots. A new initiative for more enjoyable consumption of mobile content - Accelerated Mobile Pages. We are going to introduce a Code of Conduct for our Slack channel. Product Hunt now supports podcasts. Henning needs an audio version of our Slack bot.