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yes good luck with that if you have had to work with any site on the internet it can be a Sisyphean task to get trivial changes made on many sites.
by lostboys67 10y ago
yes good luck with that if you have had to work with any site on the internet it can be a Sisyphean task to get trivial changes made on many sites.
- manigandham 10y agoSearch rankings and the resulting traffic are a priority, changes would be made quickly. AMP pages were rolled out within weeks as well, but all that time and effort could've been spent on making the universal HTML page much better.
- lostboys67 10y agoLol you haven't worked with may real sites in the wild around 80% of the ones I have worked with need the CTO to tell the developers to pull their socks up or your all on a PIP
- manigandham 10y agoWhat? What are "real sites"? I'm in the adtech industry and know execs and devs at all the top publishers. Revenue/traffic issues are at the top of the list. They don't sit around doing nothing all day. Regardless, resources are always constrained and working on AMP means not working on the standard (mobile) HTML version.