How to Implement AMP for Single Blog Post?
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Hello Moz Team,
I would like to implement AMP for my single blog post not on whole blog. Is it possible? if Yes then How?
Note - I am already using GTM for my website abcd.com but I would like to use for my blog post only and my blog is like - abcd.com/blog..............let me clarify Blog Post means - abcd.com/blog/my-favorite-dress
Thanks!
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Hello Moz Team,
Can anyone tell me it is possible to implemented AMP for single page?
Thanks!
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I'm curious about AMP also. I currently have a Wix site and it looks like they are implementing some AMP features. Anyone have any thoughts on Wix and AMP?
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Hi Tim,
Sorry given link not showing anything related to tag manager. Can anyone share implementation with tag manager?
Thanks!
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Hey Johny, your best bet is to take a look at the AMP Project guide. It should take you through it step by step. From markup and validation through to when you publish your posts.
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