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And, AMP will no longer be a requirement for Top Stories May 29, 2020 Good morning Search Marketer,

And, AMP will no longer be a requirement for Top Stories May 29, 2020 Good morning Search Marketer, Google is doubling down on user experience. The [Page Experience Update]( is on its way and it’s designed to evaluate pages based on how human users (you guessed it) experience web pages. The new ranking algorithm will take into account whether your pages load quickly, if your content jumps around as it loads, if it uses HTTPS, features intrusive interstitials, and factor in Google’s new [Core Web Vitals]( set of speed, interactivity and visual stability metrics (also announced earlier this week). While the emphasis here is clearly on user experience, Google has told us that having great content will still be the more important consideration: Google will still seek to rank pages with the best overall information, even if the page experience isn’t top-notch. However, all other considerations being equal, page experience can be a deciding factor for your visibility. The company paired this announcement with more news: [AMP will no longer be a requirement]( for content to appear in the mobile version of Google’s Top Stories section. These items were announced together because page experience will become a ranking factor for the Top Stories section. If you’re currently publishing AMP pages, there’s no need to make any changes and your AMP versions will continue to be what’s linked in the Top Stories. You also won’t need to formulate plans to change whether you use AMP or overhaul your UX just yet — these updates won’t be live until sometime in 2021. We’ll keep you updated when they launch. Online ad revenue growth is slowing. Domestic [digital advertising revenue grew to $124.6 billion]( in 2019 — that’s 16% YoY, but the days of explosive growth seem to be tapering down as the market reaches maturity. In Q1 of this year, revenue totaled $31.4 billion (up 12% from Q1 2019), but March figures were impacted by COVID-19. 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