May 9, 2016

What are Accelerated Mobile Pages

 

About AMP Pages

Accelerated Mobile Pages are Google’s new technical update for Mobile only not for desktop and also it is not a SEO ranking factor now.

What is AMP?

AMP defines Accelerated Mobile Pages, this technique created especially for mobile users to open pages faster in the low internet networks.

How to Implement Accelerated Mobile Pages?

To implement AMP for your HTML pages simply you need to create Accelerated mobile pages. Find AMP example code here https://www.ampproject.org/docs/get_started/about-amp.html After created AMP, Google will detect your pages as AMP, if Google found any coding errors it will send error messages to Google webmaster tools or Search Console. You need to fix those errors, after fixing errors you need to fetch as Google, after fetching google will crawl your site again after crawling it will index in Google mobile results as your pages Accelerated Mobile Pages.

March 9, 2016

Google Confirms Page Rank Going Away Completely



google page rank update
Image taken from Google image re use search results



Finally Page rank is stopped! Confirmed by Google with Search Engine Land.


 SEOs only know the importance of page rank. Because we are getting page rank only with high quality niche back links.

I remember In 2012 I asked to Matt Cutts from my personal twitter "how google assign page rank"? Here is tweet  https://twitter.com/sadanandseo/statuses/211126666653745155, Matt replied “we assign page rank based on links”. Check Matt cutts reply here https://twitter.com/mattcutts/statuses/211130512784363520.
  
I am observing since past two years page rank tool bar is not updated. I felt Google is concentrating on authority of page & domain instead of Page Rank.

But anyway Google is still using their data internally during the ranking algorithm. But the external value of page rank is completely gone away. If you are already having page rank toolbar in your browser, status showing is only for temporary purposes, after two weeks it won’t display. Here is Google's official confirmation source with Search Engine Land.