Google Pagespeed
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ToxicBlack
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- Mar 25, 2016
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Yeah, first step of fixing it will be moving to a better host ( or try to use some caching plugins ) Then try to fix other issues. Good luck.
mojito56
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- Apr 24, 2016
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Using Namecheap for hosting. The site consists of XXX galleries, so there are quite a few pictures per page. Thing is: the score was 70/70 just a couple days back. Not much has changed, except I started using a CDN. My load times have gone from 20-25 seconds to 4-5 seconds, but for some reason my pagespeed has plummeted.
Only a few images on the site have not been optimized yet (ie. header, banner and footer images).
SEO Sicko
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- Oct 24, 2014
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You can use tools to optimize your images without losing its quality.
I think you can change your hosting provider,this will reduce server response time as well.
Check with your content if it any irrelevant content available in your site means, try to remove it.
Give you content more precise and clear.
So,these steps will increase your page loading speed I think.
I think you can change your hosting provider,this will reduce server response time as well.
Check with your content if it any irrelevant content available in your site means, try to remove it.
Give you content more precise and clear.
So,these steps will increase your page loading speed I think.
niche racer
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- Feb 16, 2015
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Should Fix :
Optimize your image size, Before uploading the images re-size your image
Browser caching temporarily store some data on a visitor's computer
checkout your hosting company has
Apache Caching
IIS Caching
Nginx Caching
Compress all your data into a zip file after uploading it to the domain then you can unzip them, Compression can reduce your page's size . so that it can be able to reduce the server response time
Optimize your image size, Before uploading the images re-size your image
Browser caching temporarily store some data on a visitor's computer
checkout your hosting company has
Apache Caching
IIS Caching
Nginx Caching
Compress all your data into a zip file after uploading it to the domain then you can unzip them, Compression can reduce your page's size . so that it can be able to reduce the server response time
accelerator_dd
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- May 14, 2010
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Put your site on a CDN and enable caching. There's no reason to load the images/js/css from your hosting, where you can have them cached in the CDN. That will only leave your database speed - that's on the hosting (unless you have a huge site that asks for mysql optimizations), so if that ends up being the issue after the CDN, consider switching hosting or alternatively going for static pages.
Seiran
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- May 4, 2016
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As other people said, it's likely your hosting, or you use a bulky responsive template as shown by "Prioritize Visible Content" and "Compress Images". I don't believe Google uses PageSpeed to determine ranking, as a lot of the criteria come in conflict with some of the things Google provides themselves, such as Google Fonts.
mojito56
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- Apr 24, 2016
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Changed around some CDN settings and optimized the remaining images on the site. And voila! My load times and speed tests have flipped for the better.
Just to let you know, pagespeed has a significant effect on rankings (especially if it's a low PR site).
Just to let you know, pagespeed has a significant effect on rankings (especially if it's a low PR site).
- Nov 26, 2015
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I suggest some ways for your page speed
1.Enable HTML Compression
Because it reduces the file size across the website, if we enable this we get a chance to save bandwidth and ensure content delivery to the users.
2.Head cleaner
It increase our WP blogs page speed.
3. Minify CSS and JS
We usually contains unused spaces and comments on the JavaScript and css by enabling minify option it removes the unused spaces.
4.Optimize Database with WP plugins
It removes the unused blog posts and spam comments.
1.Enable HTML Compression
Because it reduces the file size across the website, if we enable this we get a chance to save bandwidth and ensure content delivery to the users.
2.Head cleaner
It increase our WP blogs page speed.
3. Minify CSS and JS
We usually contains unused spaces and comments on the JavaScript and css by enabling minify option it removes the unused spaces.
4.Optimize Database with WP plugins
It removes the unused blog posts and spam comments.