SEOMet
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- Jan 4, 2020
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So I recently got an email from Google Console telling me that one site has speed issues (in most pages), so I checked it with several speed-audit sites, and spend a couple of days making fixes.
This is what Gtmetrix gives me for the homepage:
And this is for a full 5000 words post:
Google Speed Tool is giving me these values:
- For homepage: 98 for PC and 86 for mobile.
- For a full 5000 words post: 91 for PC and 72 for mobile.
I have pressed the "issues solved" in google console, and they will recheck loading times over the next 28 days, but I don't really know what to expect. I definitely made lots of improvements (I believe I had less than 50 google score for some pages before...), and virtually the only thing left would be swapping host, which I wouldn't want to do.
But how much is enough? We know that site speed is a ranking factor, and most likely there is a fixed threshold of which you can be "fast enough" or "not fast enough".
Anybody has any idea what this threshold sits?
This is what Gtmetrix gives me for the homepage:
And this is for a full 5000 words post:
Google Speed Tool is giving me these values:
- For homepage: 98 for PC and 86 for mobile.
- For a full 5000 words post: 91 for PC and 72 for mobile.
I have pressed the "issues solved" in google console, and they will recheck loading times over the next 28 days, but I don't really know what to expect. I definitely made lots of improvements (I believe I had less than 50 google score for some pages before...), and virtually the only thing left would be swapping host, which I wouldn't want to do.
But how much is enough? We know that site speed is a ranking factor, and most likely there is a fixed threshold of which you can be "fast enough" or "not fast enough".
Anybody has any idea what this threshold sits?