The biggest reason your website speed is crap

Godaddy, namecheap, tmd hosting, inmotion, bluehost, a2hosting, hostgator and a lot more.
These are the main and clients keep buying these crap. Sigh!!
They pay huge commissions per sale that's why all big websites promote them while no one promotes vps/cloud hostings while they are the best...
Hey man, what you think about AWS hosting? Cheers
 
Did this on last week. Used cloudflare business plan. But still testing. Hope to open thread after final results.
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@IM Rider Have you used Vultr or DigitalOcean? What's your experience?
No, I want to, but I think I will end up spending some part of my time as a SA (system Admin) which I don't want.
I can go for managed VPS.
I am sticking with shared and cloud hosting at the moment.
 
@IM Rider Have you used Vultr or DigitalOcean? What's your experience?
DO USA is excellent. Other territories might be good too but haven't tested them. Their UI is slick and easy to use. Spinning up instances, setting up firewalls and load balancers is easy.
 
DO USA is excellent. Other territories might be good too but haven't tested them. Their UI is slick and easy to use. Spinning up instances, setting up firewalls and load balancers is easy.
The interface is really very clear.
 
What matters most is loading time. We shouldn't bother much about 3rd party metrics which take a lot of other things into consideration.
 
Hosting
If you got crappy hosting no matter how big shot speed junky you are or no matter how big shot speed junky you hire, you still gonna have a crappy speed.
Thats my 2 cents building websites.
Simple, to the point, deadly effectiveness. 100% agreed. Even if it's more expensive, it's always, ALWAYS worth it.
 
I found the real reason. You don't know how to code. Bye
 
Not true at all, i manage to get 90-100 on mobiles on cheapest shared hosting plans...
I can make it 100% with a blank page. I think you are comparing apples with oranges here. A good hosting provider is always a good place to start, IMHO.
 
Did this on last week. Used cloudflare business plan.
Why buy Cloudflare business plan for $200 per month, when you can use a managed hosting like Rocket.net with Cloudflare Enterprise included, another level of speed, so much better and cheaper??
 
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