Setting Up Google AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) Framework with Webflow Site.

It is clear that majority of traffic websites receive come from mobile. According to Neil Patel, an SEO Digital Marketer, 58% of Google searches now happen on mobile. Websites today are not simply about great design, rather, it is about how much traffic that site is able to generate. The main reason why businesses want a website is because they feel that is is a great way for them to maximize online traffic, which could ultimately maximize profit.  

Of course there are ways to optimize your content for mobile without the Google AMP Framework, for example, by reducing the amount and size of assets on mobile view-ports, taking a mobile-first approach during design, and implementing on-page SEO. Webflow also provides ways to enhance site performance with CDNs and Code Minification. However, Google's AMP Framework actually helps ensure that your site is mobile friendly for users, without any guessing work, according to specific details Google finds to be of best practice. This is important because we want our, and our clients' websites in mobile viewports to be completely optimized for Google's search engine.

Furthermore, Google has a mobile-first index for crawling websites on the web. The mobile-first index is a ranking system that looks at the mobile version of a page to evaluate its relevance to the user. Google also showcases websites on its SERP (Search Engine Results Page) that are AMP friendly. Obviously there are many ranking factors that come into play when Google determines how your site should be ranked on its SERP, however, the simple fact that most conversions happen on mobile, (whether that be a successful transaction on a client's e-comers site, or a sign up for a blogger's site), giving users the chance to optimize their site through Google's AMP framework gives us an even greater edge for Google rankings.

Wordpress already has easy implementation of this, but I would love to see this in Webflow. Webflow has already made it super simple to setup Google Analytics with a Webflow site. Let's keep going and help develop Webflow to be a platform that's not only great for amazing web design, but also for Google Search Optimization, which in turn would be great for more conversions, and ultimately more profit.

 

 

Check out the links for further information:

5 Clever Hacks to Skyrocket Your Mobile Organic Search Traffic - by Neil Patel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdBBG4aRldI

Page Speed, AMPs and PWAs - by SEMRush Academy: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heWzUfItSNI&feature=emb_title

  • Luqman Shah
  • Feb 27 2020
  • Garage Labs commented
    15 Mar 06:25pm

    👀👀

  • Thomas Morgan commented
    4 Sep, 2023 05:56am

    Squarespace had this years ago

  • Jacqueline Jackson commented
    25 Jul, 2023 01:02pm

    Thanks for sharing this.

  • Antoine Legendre commented
    18 May, 2023 06:56am

    🙏🏻

  • The Tribe commented
    15 Dec, 2022 09:17am
  • Erik Runbeck commented
    1 Mar, 2022 12:13am
  • Erik Runbeck commented
    28 Feb, 2022 11:43pm

    +1 following

  • Susan Castillo commented
    27 Nov, 2021 09:56am

    Thanks for the update. I'll be sure to keep an eye on this thread.

  • Kelsie D'Amore commented
    19 Nov, 2021 11:11am

    Go to CMS and click on the gear icon for your blog posts collection,Scroll down to Collection Fields and add a new plain text field,Give it a label,Scroll to the top of the page and click Save Collection.

  • John Cohan commented
    2 Nov, 2021 11:35am

    Thanks for sharing. I found a lot of interesting information here.


  • Surendra Dhote commented
    29 Oct, 2021 09:00am

    Agree. AMP is no more a standard now. No need to chase amp to get ranked over content.


    Thanks,

    Surendra Dhote

  • Colin Simmons commented
    28 Oct, 2021 12:06am

    I second Jeff, AMP will not be the standard five years from now and well-optimized web pages will be.

  • Jeff Selser commented
    26 Aug, 2021 07:05pm

    AMP has lost it's shine. Today I don't see its value over well optimized content. Google is no longer showing a preference in SERPS. See https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2021/04/more-details-page-experience

  • Ernesto Garcia commented
    15 Aug, 2021 07:52am

    Yes!! Im looking for AMP too!

    with Wordpress is posible!

  • Hannah Dawson commented
    12 Aug, 2021 12:30pm

    Speed HAS to be on Webflow's roadmap


  • Ivanska Carrillo commented
    8 Aug, 2021 03:57pm

    This is a must needed update for websites that require good SEO to be able to scale their respective businesses or that rely on online-basis only

  • Robert Hall commented
    10 Jul, 2021 06:17am

    Go to CMS and click on the ⚙ gear icon for your blog posts collection. Scroll down to Collection Fields and add a new plain text field. Give it a label (AMP URL for example). Scroll to the top of the page and click Save Collection.

  • Michael Jimison commented
    21 Jun, 2021 04:46am

    Thanks for the information keep sharing such informative post keep suggesting such post.

  • Zachary Demartini commented
    15 Jun, 2021 07:24am

    Hello,

    Setting Up Google AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) Framework with Mobile first is reality, and many of us are dependent of great SEO.

  • Jhon Juli commented
    7 Jun, 2021 12:34pm

    I search it on google and find this answer and its working for my website CNA practice test

    Login to your Webflow account and open the Designer for your site.

    1. Go to CMS and click on the ⚙ gear icon for your blog posts collection.

    2. Scroll down to Collection Fields and add a new plain text field.

    3. Give it a label (AMP URL for example). ...

    4. Scroll to the top of the page and click Save Collection.

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