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Webinar: Adding AMP to Your WordPress Sites

July 10, 2018 Chris Lema

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AMP, or Accelerated Mobile Pages, is a framework that will speed up your blog for mobile users, which is essential in today's mobile-driven world.

In this webinar, we'll talk about:

What is AMP?
Why does it exist?
What are the PROS of using it?
What are the CONS of using it?
How to get it in place

About the Author

Chris Lema is our Vice President of Products at Liquid Web. A well-known blogger and public speaker, Chris has led our product teams to develop and launch our Managed WordPress and Managed WooCommerce product lines.
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