How I increase my Website Speed..?
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DavidLeadgen
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It is depends on your server, you have to maken it better, install plugin or any script for make it more fast
Reyadmunshy
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if your website got lot of image try to reduce size of the image ... if you are use wp try to use pluggin ....
blogzandstuff
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Guru alert!! Your knowledge on the subject is amazing! You really know how to help
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Apart from all those that have already been recommended, actually if you are using WHM/Cpanel, there is an option where you can enable website compression through the Cpanel module. This particular feature is deactivated by default, but if you are able to get this feature activated, it actually gets your web page loaded must quicker in the process.
With the website compression enabled - that means that all your web pages are sent in a compressed form to your visitors - smaller compressed files sent to your visitors meaning lesser bandwidth usage, smaller files, and faster load time.
I also noticed that website compression has helped me to keep my CPU usage lower as well.
With the website compression enabled - that means that all your web pages are sent in a compressed form to your visitors - smaller compressed files sent to your visitors meaning lesser bandwidth usage, smaller files, and faster load time.
I also noticed that website compression has helped me to keep my CPU usage lower as well.
Thulf
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Are you sure this is advised to do manually? I'm pretty sure, if using wordpress and a decent theme, these things get deleted automatically at some point.
My experience with manually deleting them weren't good. I used to just try and keep things clean, and whenever I noticed the expired transient options with WP-Optimize, I deleted them, but that slowed down my server and dashboard like nuts for quite some time till automatic processes were done with whatever it triggered. At first, I couldn't figure out why things became so slow, but when I was looking around, I managed to pinpoint the problem and it was to do with deleting the expired transient options manually. Now I just leave them be and they get deleted automatically, and there have been no slow downs afterwards ever again.
Based on my newbie experience, I would NOT recommend deleting expired transient options manually using WP-Optimize plugin in Wordpress.
(I may be wrong on that, of course, but that has been my experience)
Unless they don't get deleted automatically and simply pile up to hundreds, I don't think there's any point in removing them manually.
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nmehic
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Usually, Expired Transients have a big impact on WooCommerce websites, and in my career as a WP developer, I have learned that it's more than safe to clear them from time to time using the plugin called 'Delete Expired Transients' (snowflake image). I have used it on hundreds of websites for sure. Your bad experience with it might be connected directly to WPO or is just a weird situation.
SiddharthW
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I think you can find some BST thread here in BHW who offer such service
flundererboy
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You can use CloudFlare free service and use their nameserver. This will increase your website loading speed. Also you can install free flexible ssl for your site via CloudFlare.
AuraMarketing
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I would suggest you to only optimize the things that affects your site the most. You can check gtmetrix.com and webpagetest.org to find out the problems and fix them one by one.