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Call 1-800-556-3577 How To Speed Up Your WordPress Site?

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Call 1-800-556-3577 How To Speed Up Your WordPress Site?

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  1. Improve WordPress website performance WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world and is used by nearly 75 million websites. According to WordPress, more than 409 million people view more than 23.6 billion pages each month and users produce 69.5 million new posts and 46.8 million new comments every month. Coming to the point of website performance, you are not so active to that. Let me ask you when did the last time you’ve checked your WordPress website performance includes page load time? Hardly once over past weeks. See! There you lack. At one point you want to see exaggerated output and in return what are your strategies? Let me share some important and shocking facts about website performance. Walmart found that for every second increase in page speed, conversions increased by 2 percent, reports WebPerformanceToday. When AutoAnything cut their load times in half, they saw 9 percent more conversions. According to ConversionXL, Mozilla shaved 2.2 second off their load time, which resulted in 60 million more downloads. Speed is a factor Google cares about, so slow pages’ load time can lead to a reduction in your Google search rankings.

  2. How to Test Your Site’s Current Speed? Pingdom tools Most recommended and fastest tool is Pingdom.com tools. Where this tool helps you to check your website’s loading speed and this factors depends on several metrics. Such as how many redirects were performed and how your site’s speed compare to others Simply enter your site’s URL, select your location & click on START test This will provide overview of how well your site performs and insights into what areas of your site need to be improved. GT Metrix -This is one of free tools available to check speed of website and a lot more. Basically it gives you more in depth metrics and also suggests optimization offers as per your result.

  3. Factors responsible for slow speed of your WordPress website -Your hosting company and the plan is also matter -Either your website experiencing a high traffic -Multiple user logged in at a same time so this might also affect your website speed But concern here is How you can improve your website performance? Well this is not a rocket science and I will try to cover every crucial factor which will improve your Page Speed. Image source:shapeofweb.com -Home page load time should be within 2-4 seconds

  4. Pingdom.com and GTMetrix.com tools will help you to gather page load time & other factors affecting your website performance. So, ideally page load time is 2-4 seconds -Choose best hosting provider Basically you cannot go with shared or free hosting. Choose wisely and select those servers which can deliver the ultimate performance. -Delete your unused/unwanted plugins Ideally the number of plugins should be kept under 20 or 15. If possible, get rid-off from those plugins which are no more in use because they consuming a space with affecting the slow page load time. -Optimize your images Images are one of the eye catching tools of any professional website. But I suggest, compress the size of images and also adjust the pixels before uploading. -Remove extra themes, images and backups You can’t pile up themes images and backup. Basically optimizing your database is essential. As WordPress keeps a backup for every draft. -Install a caching plugin Most effective is to install a caching plugin for example W3 TOTAL CACHE OR WP SUPER CACHE. When any of these plugin is active, it servers user cached copies of your pages. It reduces MySQL access, HTTP requests, number of PHP requests. -Use CDN (Content Delivery Network) Essentially, a CDN, or content delivery network, takes all your static files you’ve got on your site (CSS, JavaScript and images etc.) and lets visitors download them as fast as possible by serving the files on servers as close to them as possible. -Remove old post revisions MEDIA CLEANER plugin. This plugin will automatically find and delete any unused media files in your library. It will look for documents that don't show up on any pages or posts and place them in a trash bin. This empowers you to deal with them and save files you need to keep regardless of whether they're not utilized on the site.

  5. -Use responsive design Sites that use responsive web design, i.e. sites that serve all devices on the same set of URLs, with each URL serving the same HTML to all devices and using just CSS to change how the page is rendered on the device. This is Google’s recommended configuration. -WordPress/plugins/themes upgrades also important Keeping your plugins, themes and WordPress update. CONCLUSION Speed is a critical factor for the accomplishment of a site. It impacts bounce rate, leads and conversions. Even milliseconds can have a major effect. Hence, keep in mind that speed isn't all that matters. The objective is dependably to make amazing sites that serve guests in the most ideal way imaginable. Your page loading speed is only one factor among others. ALL THE BEST Thanks Austin For more information, visit here at https://www.wpcustomerservice.com/ or call us at our 24/7 Toll Free Number +1-800-556-3577 (US & Canada)

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