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If we accept your argument that Google can't measure the speed of a webpage then wouldn't it also follow that Google can't know if the AMP version of a page is
by joshmaker 9y ago
If we accept your argument that Google can't measure the speed of a webpage then wouldn't it also follow that Google can't know if the AMP version of a page is actually faster than the non-AMP version?
- ucaetano 9y ago> If we accept your argument that Google can't measure the speed of a webpage Correction: Google can't predict the speed of a random webpage to a random user around the world. But you can reasonably predict that pages hosted at widely available CDNs around the world will load faster on average than pages not available.
- jfrankamp 9y agoGoogle _can_ predict the speed of any webpage to any user. Google Analytics data is enough. Your whole thread is predicated on Google having that one product (crawler). They have everything.