A new update in Google image search results makes it simpler for mobile users to rapidly sees and opens a site where an image result begins from. This will be useful for mobile searchers and can possibly send more traffic to the original site.
When a mobile user will select a picture in "Google Images", from the search results, he could see the site header (with the site's name and logo) at the bottom of his mobile screen, he could also swipes up the page header to view the website and swipes down to rapidly come back to Google image results and keep scanning for different outcomes. At the point when a mobile user swipes up the site header, the page is shown right away, and the site gets an online visit.
There's nothing more you have to do to optimize your site pages for Swipe to Visit, if you have a site's pages in AMP HTML. Also, Google says the speed and accommodation offered by Swipe to Visit makes it almost certain for mobile users to visit a publisher’s site.
In the next coming weeks, webmasters can also see their traffic information from AMP on image result, in new search console performance report.
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