Post by account_disabled on Feb 22, 2024 5:33:02 GMT
The details from the study. Lets get right to the results. One site Thrillist converted percent of their web pages over a fourweek period of time. They saw a percent lift in organic search traffic to their site percent of that growth came from AMP. One anonymous participant in the study another large media publisher converted percent of their web pages to AMP and once again the development effort as approximately four weeks long. They saw a percent lift in organic search traffic on one of their sites and a lift on another site. So media sites do well but we knew that would be the case.
What about ecommerce sites Consider the case of Myntra a America Mobile Number List company that is the largest fashion retailer in India. Their implementation took about days of effort. This implementation covered all of their main landing pages from Google covering between and of their organic search traffic. For their remaining pages such as the individual product pages they implemented a Progressive Web App which helps those pages perform better as well. They saw a reduction in bounce rate on their pages as well as a lift in their overall ecommerce results. You can see detailed results here. Then there is the case of Event Tickets Center. They implemented . of their pages in AMP and opted to create an AMPimmersive experience.
Page load times on their site dropped from five to six seconds to one second. They saw improvements in user engagement metrics with a drop in bounce rate of an increase in pages per session of and session duration of . But the stunning stat is that they report a whopping increase in ecommerce conversions. You can see the full case study here. But its not always the case that AMP adopters will see a huge lift in results. When thats not the case theres likely one culprit.
What about ecommerce sites Consider the case of Myntra a America Mobile Number List company that is the largest fashion retailer in India. Their implementation took about days of effort. This implementation covered all of their main landing pages from Google covering between and of their organic search traffic. For their remaining pages such as the individual product pages they implemented a Progressive Web App which helps those pages perform better as well. They saw a reduction in bounce rate on their pages as well as a lift in their overall ecommerce results. You can see detailed results here. Then there is the case of Event Tickets Center. They implemented . of their pages in AMP and opted to create an AMPimmersive experience.
Page load times on their site dropped from five to six seconds to one second. They saw improvements in user engagement metrics with a drop in bounce rate of an increase in pages per session of and session duration of . But the stunning stat is that they report a whopping increase in ecommerce conversions. You can see the full case study here. But its not always the case that AMP adopters will see a huge lift in results. When thats not the case theres likely one culprit.