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Hello, my friends,

I have a problem that my website is very slow

gVwmBTz


I watched some tutorials on YT on how to increase my website's speed, I've done everything that I learned in these tutorials but my "Fully loaded Time" is still very high.

Maybe I must change my hosting provider if I want to increase my page speed significantly?
 
There are lots of tools and plugins around that can massively help with this. Use GTMetrix and look into getting a CDN to :)
 
I've used Gtmetrix
 

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Hello, my friends,

I have a problem that my website is very slow

gVwmBTz


I watched some tutorials on YT on how to increase my website's speed, I've done everything that I learned in these tutorials but my "Fully loaded Time" is still very high.

Maybe I must change my hosting provider if I want to increase my page speed significantly?

Run it through this link. https://www.webpagetest.org/

Who are you hosting with currently? Have a look at WPX, they are super fast.
 
I'm hosting with hostgator and I guess it was not the best decision

This is mine for one of my sites which is 100+ pages and on WPX

ec353157c839fd9611b8f32f4a3f6359.png

https://gyazo.com/ec353157c839fd9611b8f32f4a3f6359
 
Use Cloudflare. If you want to get fancy, you can get a VPS or dedicated hosting and even use a CDN to increase file loadtime on your page.

Disable plugins you don’t really need and use W3 Total Cache to cache your site better. You could do some caching on Cloudflare too.
 
Install Autoptimize plugin(free) then
  • Optimize JavaScript code - Check

  • Optimize CSS code - Check

  • Optimize HTML code - Check
Then install WP Rocket(paid) and
  • Enable Caching for mobile devices - Check

  • Enable LazyLoad for images, iframes, videos - Check

  • Prefetch this URL : //fonts.googleapis.com using the Preload tab
There should be a topic on this but can't remember it's name, if I will find it I will edit this post and add it.
 
Can you tell us when you ping to your website what is the response time in ms? Usually slow is because of network is congested, overselling of resources and page is not optimized. If you say hostgator then I think it answer few questions.
 
Install Autoptimize plugin(free) then
  • Optimize JavaScript code - Check

  • Optimize CSS code - Check

  • Optimize HTML code - Check
Then install WP Rocket(paid) and
  • Enable Caching for mobile devices - Check

  • Enable LazyLoad for images, iframes, videos - Check

  • Prefetch this URL : https://fonts.googleapis.com/ using the Preload tab
There should be a topic on this but can't remember it's name, if I will find it I will edit this post and add it.
i do not prefer this metods :)
 
Please send a waterfall diagram of your website loading from GT metrics. We may be able to find something looking at that be able to help you better.
 
If you really care about website speed I’d recommend hiring a programmer to optimize the code for you. Also setup a CDN like Cloudflare
 
Install Autoptimize plugin(free) then
  • Optimize JavaScript code - Check

  • Optimize CSS code - Check

  • Optimize HTML code - Check
Then install WP Rocket(paid) and
  • Enable Caching for mobile devices - Check

  • Enable LazyLoad for images, iframes, videos - Check

  • Prefetch this URL : //fonts.googleapis.com using the Preload tab
There should be a topic on this but can't remember it's name, if I will find it I will edit this post and add it.

i do not prefer this metods :)
why not?
 
Hello, my friends,

I have a problem that my website is very slow

gVwmBTz


I watched some tutorials on YT on how to increase my website's speed, I've done everything that I learned in these tutorials but my "Fully loaded Time" is still very high.

Maybe I must change my hosting provider if I want to increase my page speed significantly?
Be sure you know what you're doing before you start with complicated changes. I also hired someone from here to make things work faster.. I have tried in the past to make a website move faster and when I started working on the CSS I broke it, had to restore an old backup version..
 
You should check your Yslow waterfall on gtmetrix, and see what slow it down.
It tells you in detail there.
I think you don't have caching.
 
There are three primary aspects to load times.

1) Network Latency

2) Transmission Technology

3) Website Contents

Have you considered using a CDN to solve these problems for you?
 
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