already follow this method.Just google..,
Try to speed up server response time.
Reduce the size of the images.
Assess your plugins. ...
Consolidate images into CSS sprites. ...
Empower HTTP keep-alive response headers
are you sure?Some of the steps to increase your page speed:
Enable compression.
Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML.
Reduce redirects.
Remove render-blocking JavaScript.
Leverage browser caching.
Improve server response time.
Use a content distribution network.
Optimize images.
And Tools are there for measuring Page speed .
sure.thats good thanksUse a content delivery network. A content delivery network is a set of web servers distributed across various geographical locations that provide web content to end-users with regard to their location.
Move your website to a better host.
Optimize the size of images on your website.
Minimize the number of JavaScript and CSS files.
Use website caching.
Database optimization is an effective way to increase performance. If you use a content management system packed with complex plugins, the database size increases and your website works slower.
is working well?I use WP smush and autoptimize. Always works for me.
Thank you so much. let me follow this process.Make sure you have these things right first as a base.
Use this as a base for your website, then adjust, re-adjust and test, this is your best bet.
- Good Webhosting - Very important.
- A good cache plugin - Like LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket, or FlyingPress.
- Image optimization - ShortPixel or Imagify plugin.
- Perfmatters - Great performance plugin.
- CDN - If your catering to visitors around the world, or if your Webhosting is in another country then your visitors. Bunny.net
- Use Cloudflare as DNS only service, they are fast in DNS management.
Or just buy a speed optimization service from someone in the marketplace, just make sure you have at least good hosting first.
thanks, mate for your advice.I use WP smush and autoptimize. Always works for me.