Google loves speed.... You have to read this.

Virus1 · Jan 3, 2012

Google in increasing satisfaction with the user experience uses how fast your site loads to determine rankings.

If you use wordpress, check out this site.

It will help you tremendously.

Mods please move this post if it is in the wrong section.

here is the link

http://imimpact.com/ultimate-guide-site-speed-optimization-wordpress/

If you do everything on this article, your site's speed will improve.

dbox1234567 · Jan 3, 2012

new change?

flx89 · Jan 3, 2012

sure it is....i don't think anyone likes websites that load really slow

kirkonpolttaja · Jan 3, 2012

Good place to get your site loading times tweaked free:

Code:

http://gtmetrix.com/

Weird, my HTML site loads much faster than my wordpress site... both in same hosting company + in same city.
Should try some of those super cache things to make things much faster

Em][n3m · Jan 3, 2012

dbox1234567 said:
new change?

no change , google always loved fast pages

MagicMike · Jan 3, 2012

They may be increasing its importance... but they've been slightly rewarding fast load times for awhile now. Thanks! Will read.

the_demon · Jan 3, 2012

This has been known for YEARS! Where were you?

sirgold · Jan 3, 2012

Just a little story. I've been using yslow to profile my wp sites and also drupal and joomla. It's kinda cool, give it a shot if you don't know it.

When some time (couple years?) ago they announced speed was gonna be an important factor to take into account I decided to create a faster custom CMS platform, easier to deploy and with just the features I use the most: a good autoblogging mechanism, a seopressor clone, good stats, built-in cpa-r faking/blanking capability. Ripping and adapting a theme is trivial and I ditched mysql altogether for sqlite, so no need for a proper sql server anymore.

My sites are faster than ever, google can't really complain about that any longer, that's for sure. They could complain about a lot of other things though...

Virus1 · Jan 3, 2012

the_demon said:
This has been known for YEARS! Where were you?

chill...

it was just an intro to present the link...so that people can do something about it.

Virus1 · Jan 3, 2012

sirgold said:
Just a little story. I've been using yslow to profile my wp sites and also drupal and joomla. It's kinda cool, give it a shot if you don't know it.

When some time (couple years?) ago they announced speed was gonna be an important factor to take into account I decided to create a faster custom CMS platform, easier to deploy and with just the features I use the most: a good autoblogging mechanism, a seopressor clone, good stats, built-in cpa-r faking/blanking capability. Ripping and adapting a theme is trivial and I ditched mysql altogether for sqlite, so no need for a proper sql server anymore.

My sites are faster than ever, google can't really complain about that any longer, that's for sure. They could complain about a lot of other things though...

Awesome.
you saw a problem... and directed yourself to finding and implementing a solution.
Kudos..

SweTech · Jan 3, 2012

http://zemalf.com/1443/w3-total-cache/

http://zemalf.com/1428/analyze-blog-performance/

The-Truth · Jan 3, 2012

I was so busy with other things I forgot to tweak to make my sites faster recently! Lol thanks for the oh so friendly and planned reminder

kbos2hm · Jan 3, 2012

true Google loves speed but it also likes fresh content by more than one author

ILoveCSharp · Jan 3, 2012

Too bad that google determines site speed via google chrome users. So if your visitors have crap connection computer etc your speed decreases.

Virus1 · Jan 3, 2012

kbos2hm said:
true Google loves speed but it also likes fresh content by more than one author

I am aware of a bunch of other things google likes...
but this article helps get more speed out of your site.
It gives you access to a Content Distribution Network for free.

That is why I posted it...
It takes like 30 minutes to do what is in the articles and your site speed will be improved.

now tell me... how many authors and original content can you get in 30 minutes.....

Virus1 · Jan 10, 2012

Quick update.

Make sure you put in your subdomains too.
If not the subdomains will eventually stop working.
PM me if you need help doing it.

Lalalaenhund · Jan 10, 2012

The link in the OP doesnt work

Simas9 · Jan 10, 2012

SweTech said:
http://zemalf.com/1443/w3-total-cache/

http://zemalf.com/1428/analyze-blog-performance/

wp cache http://www.wpsecuritylock.com/warning-backdoor-in-addthis-wptouch-and-w3-total-cache-plugins/... you should definitely disable it now or wait and learn it the hard way like I did.

twistedstix · Jan 10, 2012

Someone pm me working link if you would be so kind

Virus1 · Jan 10, 2012

The one at the top is the correct link.

The web site is down due to maintenance or something.

but the link is correct.

Google loves speed.... You have to read this.

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