Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP): What, Why, Pros, Cons

As increasing the speed of the internet, the expectations of the people about serving pages quickly also increasing.

In today’s date, almost all bloggers want to make their website fast. And which is actually right because Google don’t promote any slow website.

Actually the reason behind this is Google don’t want to disappoint it’s users by providing slow websites or low quality content.

Lots of bloggers uses plugins in their websites to boost the speed.

AMP is also one of the type of Technology which every blogger want to implement on their blogs or websites in order to boost loading speed.

Hey there, this is Dheeraj Patidar, presenting a new article on What is Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).

Keep reading this articles till the end because in this post you will get to know some interesting things about Mobile Accelerated Pages.

What is Mobile Accelerated Pages (AMP)?

Mobile accelerated pages or AMP is the open-source project developed in order to improve websites loading speed for mobile & tablet devices.

AMP works by making copies of your web pages, and store them into the Google Server, to make serving process fast as possible.

This technology is beneficial for mobile users because rather then delivering all stuff AMP technology serves only the most useful content and images to the user so websites take less loading time.

Initially the page of the AMP website appears in the SERPs, followed by the AMP symbol. However, the AMP icon has been dropped by Google recently, and many experts say that AMP is almost dead.

What is the goal of AMP project?

The main goal of AMP is to provide a better experience to the user by delivering content fast as possible.

Google always try to serve high speed website to it’s users. Infact speed is a ranking factor.

The main goal of AMP project is to increase the page speed.

How does Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) work?

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