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Google revealed the "AMP" endeavor last month to accelerate mobile page-loading times, the slowness of which is a huge user bone of contention. It now says the fast-loading mobile pages will hit search results by early next year, and also gave more details App indexing allows Google to link to content within apps, so now when a Page or profile from Facebook shows up in Google's search results, users will be redirected to the Facebook app. This mechanism offers a much better user experience than Google's Right now Facebook has an instant articles feature in which the content from publishers has sort of been preloaded. This means that when you click it, the content loads instantly in Facebook as opposed to having to wait for a website to load. Google In early October, Google officially unveiled the AMP Project (Accelerated Mobile Pages). In Google’s words, AMP is designed around “speed and user experience,” that is, ensuring that mobile versions of websites download and render quickly even over a Accelerated Mobile Pages, Google’s initiative for mobile news publishing and its open source riposte to similar efforts from Facebook and Apple, is arriving “early next year,” the company said in a post on Tuesday. Google has already roped in marquee Google Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) will be accessible through Google Search "early next year," the company announced in a blog post. Google says that 4,500 developers have signed up for the service so far, and contributions and sample requests on GitHub .

Google’s AMP project, which stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages, is going live early next year, the company announced in a new blog post. “Google will begin sending traffic to your AMP pages in Google Search early next year, and we plan to share more Google said this week that its Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project would be live early in the new year, which should be good news for content marketers. Content marketing campaigns live or die on user experience. The best piece of content you’ve ever Mamta B. from Google posted her first time in the Google My Business Help forum detailing a lot of the changes that is happening with the new Google+ Local pages, not just that they are removing reviews but more. Mamta said the following features are no Google has announced that it plans to support fast-loading AMP within Google search “early next year.” AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages, a project backed by Google that has gained support from publishers, platforms like Twitter, analytics tools .