Google Adds AMP Help to Webmaster Help Forums

Having problems implementing AMP on your pages?  Google has added a new webmaster help forum section specifically for AMP, and added some new pinned posts with quick answers.

John Mueller announced the new AMP forums for all questions related to AMP.

We now have a category for AMP / Accelerated Mobile Pages here in the webmasters forum:
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!categories/webmasters/accelerated-mobile-pages-amp

Looking forward to any feedback you might have!

Cheers
John

There are also a couple of new stickied posts about AMP that have been added to the main help forum pages.

• What is AMP?
• AMP Links & Resources

Tomo T. seems to be the Googler answering all the AMP related questions.

He also posted some other ways publishers can get AMP support outside of the forums.

• Live Hangout on Air “Office Hours” every Friday until launch: ask our Engineers and Product Managers anything. They’ll cover specific components of AMP like ads, analytics, format innovation and paywalls. Check out our first Hangout with Richard Gingras, Head of News @ Google, and our subsequent more technical hangouts with Emeric Studer, Technology Manager, and Malte Ubl, Lead Engineer.

• Stack Overflow: How to ask your questions about AMP HTML

• GitHub: Have a feature request not covered by the technical specification? Let us know here.

We know Google is planning to begin serving AMP pages in the search results later this month, so it is great to see specific AMP support available for webmasters that run into issues while creating AMP pages.

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