Opens in a new tab
All articles
15. 10. 2017
2 min read

Google is likely to favour AMP

Google is likely to favour AMP

It's common knowledge that Google likes your site or e-shop to be fast and favours such sites over slower competitors. AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) is a revolution in mobile search. There is speculation about the possibility that Google will favor AMP pages either now or certainly in the future.

The speed of mobile devices and especially mobile connectivity is still limiting. AMP technology enables very fast loading of searched information on mobile devices (sometimes it takes longer to load here) and therefore pages marked in SERP (Search engine result page) with the abbreviation AMP are guaranteed to load quickly.With AMP technology, websites are said to load up to 4 times faster on average and have 10 times less data consumption.  The user is then assured that when he clicks on the page marked as such, it will load very quickly on a mobile device, or at least faster than the non-AMP version. It is quite likely that the pages with AMP tagging will have a higher click rate and more visitors will come here. This is likely to be true the moment users get used to and recognize the benefits of AMP sites.

Implement the AMP version of your site now and you will be ahead of the competition. The potential for this technology is strong and will continue to grow. At Railsformers, we have experience with AMP and can help you find ways to make your websites and e-stores faster. Our site is already AMP, how is yours doing?

Have a project?
Get in touch and we'll discuss how we can help.
Contact us
More articles
16 Sep 2026

New version of the NATO Days app

In cooperation with NATO Days in Ostrava & Czech Air Force Days, we have released a new version of the NATO Days mobile app, designed to help visitors navigate both the event programme and the venue more easily. The app provides an up-to-date schedule of dynamic samples, an overview of planned arrivals and departures, an…
Read the article
1 Aug 2026

Cyber Resilience Act: New Rules for Secure Software and Digital Products

The European Union is introducing another important regulation in the field of cybersecurity. It is called the Cyber Resilience Act, or CRA for short, and applies to all products with a digital component. This means not only smart devices, but also software, applications, and systems that connect to a network or communicate with another service…
Read the article
15 Jul 2026

Withdrawal button – Wontilles responds in advance to new legislative requirements

The legislative environment in the field of e-commerce is undergoing constant changes, which place high demands on online shop operators.
Read the article