Accelerated Mobile Pages, or AMP, is an open source initiative Google launched in October 2015 designed to create pages that load quickly on mobile devices. AMP are lightweight pages that use a subset of HTML with few extensions, and are Google’s response to Apple News and Facebook’s Instant Articles. Those AMP pages take out all the nuts and bolts of a web page to create fast-loading, mobile-friendly pages.
So, can AMP help your dealership? The short answer? No.
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As Google continues to adjust its ranking algorithm, engagement signals are becoming more important as a signal of true relevancy. In this week’s Wednesday Workshop video, we share 5 easy tips to help boost your engagement signals in ways that can be detected by Google.
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It’s not rocket science: doing the same over and over again isn’t going to improve your results, so if you’re making the same mobile mistake over and over again, it’s going to keep costing you money. But I’m here to help. I’m going to talk about a few common mobile mistakes that can cost you some serious cash.
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We’re diving deep into the car-buying journey over the next few weeks and giving you an inside look at the tools and strategies that line up with each micro-moment. You can check out our previous post here, which gives you a brief overview of the micro-moments dealers should pay attention to, as well as some useful tips to get you started.
But now we’re going to get into the nitty gritty details that are really going to set you over the top.
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In this week’s Wednesday Workshop, we’re talking about your internal links – the links from page to page within your own dealership website. Much like inbound links from other sites, internal links pass value from page to page, so it’s important that you structure your links correctly. Watch and learn how most dealers get things wrong, why it’s important to get things right, and how to make sure you’re linking correctly within your site.
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