Can you know that, Google update their Algorithm every day but it takes
year to two to make there big update. The new Big update is to give a
priority to AMP enabled sites.
AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile pages.
What is AMP? what is Accelerated Mobile Pages?
If your site is AMP enabled then it mean that the content created is
very good for Mobile based devices and Google will give it a high
priority once your blog is AMP enabled. Keep in Mind that AMP is a
Google launched project and this may not help you in going to the index
of Bing or other search engines. This will only help you to be on the
top of the Google search. This type of site is only good for sites that
has static pages and all there content does not change with time.
How to add Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) to Your Blogger blog?
Follow the step by step process to add Accelerated mobile page loading on your blogger blog.
Step 1:Go to your blogger dashboard and click on the Theme menu.
Step 2: Click on the "Edit Template"
Step 3: Replace the <html> code with <html amp='amp'>
Step 4: Add the following code in the head region
<meta charset="utf-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,minimum-scale=1,initial-scale=1">Step 5: Replace the </head> code
Why AMP is Important for You?
Accelerated mobile page loading is important for you for the reason to
get high traffic. One of the most important thing for every blogger is
Traffic and most of the traffic coming to any blog is from Mobile sites
so to get high traffic you need to have a decent design of template that
give a high user experience to your visitor.
Limitation of AMP?
There are some of the limitations that are attached to accelerated
mobile page loading such as no javascript will be allowed, image will
not load when you load the page but instead will load when you reach to
that place where image are placed.
The conclusions of this article is that we add a Accelerated mobile page
loading to the blogger blog and then we discuss some points that why
AMP is Good for your site or blog, then we explain about the limitation
of AMP to your blog.
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