How to fix a website loading speed error?

Evgenio999

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After checking the site speed on
https://pagespeed.web.dev/the recommendations say "Reduce the time to receive the first byte from the server" How to do this if the site is on WordPress and the Elementor plugin is used?
 
I had the same issue (with TTFB) in the past on one of my websites, and I remember that - in my case - it was something related to hosting (my hosting was slow), and after moving my site to a different hosting the TTFB improved considerably. So, you might want to check the response time of the server that hosts your site (but I don't remember how to do this, sorry)... Another thing that might help is the use of a CDN. If you're already using a CDN change it (or improve it if you know how), otherwise change to a better CDN like Bunny.net or Cloudflare for example....

Last but not least (although I never needed to do this, but I heard people recommending it), optimizing the database could help, too... But again, I don't know how you can optimize it, all I know is that it's possible and I believe there are free tools for this... Just google "how to optimize your site's database", or watch some YT tutorials....

Something else that I recommend that you do if you've not done it yet - which might NOT help with the TTFB issue specifically, but it will surely help with the overall performance of your website - is to use the Perfmatters plugin (only if you're on Wordpress, though, otherwise...) It's incredibly good, especially in combination with a good caching plugin (LiteSpeed Cache / Wp Rocket) and a good CDN (bunny.net)
 
У меня была такая же проблема (с TTFB) в прошлом на одном из моих веб-сайтов, и я помню, что в моем случае это было связано с хостингом (мой хостинг был медленным), и после переноса моего сайта на другой хостинг TTFB значительно улучшилось. Итак, вы можете проверить время отклика сервера, на котором размещен ваш сайт (но я не помню, как это сделать, извините) ... Еще одна вещь, которая может помочь, - это использование CDN. Если вы уже используете CDN, измените его (или улучшите, если знаете как), в противном случае измените его на лучший CDN, например, Bunny.net или Cloudflare....

И последнее, но не менее важное (хотя мне никогда не нужно было это делать, но я слышал, что люди рекомендовали это), оптимизация базы данных тоже может помочь... Но опять же, я не знаю, как вы можете ее оптимизировать, все, что я знаю, это то, что это возможно, и я полагаю, что для этого есть бесплатные инструменты... Просто погуглите "как оптимизировать базу данных вашего сайта" или посмотрите обучающие материалы YT....

Еще кое-что, что я рекомендую вам сделать, если вы еще этого не сделали — что может НЕ помочь конкретно с проблемой TTFB, но, безусловно, поможет с общей производительностью вашего сайта — это использовать плагин Perfmatters. Это невероятно хорошо, особенно в сочетании с хорошим плагином кеширования (LiteSpeed Cache/Wp Rocket) и хорошим CDN (bunny.net).

Thank you very much for your help!
 
Try perfmetter plugin it's much better for any other tools. It's reduce your CSS error also make your AMT speed. So it's make your website mobile friendly too.
 
So, you might want to check the response time of the server that hosts your site

On shared plans, this parameter fluctuates abnormally. If there is load from other sites and the server is awfully busy, the response time for your website will be slow, after a few seconds, it may improve drastically.

optimizing the database could help, too

True, if your site has tables like Amazon, with tons of data. For normal sites, it hardly makes a difference. (It is just used as fluff on how to do ... type posts)

My advice
Check your page, more often, page builders, etc. upload full families of fonts like 100:200:400:600:700 ... and each one costs one request, bulks the output.

AFAP keep the homepage compact, as it is the one which loads first and decides on server time.

Autoptimize is a Great Plugin with a Nasty habit of filling disk space with unnecessary backups.
 
Where's your site hosted?
I'd suggest Namecheap's shared hosting
Easy 90+ speed score
 
I had the same issue (with TTFB) in the past on one of my websites, and I remember that - in my case - it was something related to hosting (my hosting was slow), and after moving my site to a different hosting the TTFB improved considerably. So, you might want to check the response time of the server that hosts your site (but I don't remember how to do this, sorry)... Another thing that might help is the use of a CDN. If you're already using a CDN change it (or improve it if you know how), otherwise change to a better CDN like Bunny.net or Cloudflare for example....

Last but not least (although I never needed to do this, but I heard people recommending it), optimizing the database could help, too... But again, I don't know how you can optimize it, all I know is that it's possible and I believe there are free tools for this... Just google "how to optimize your site's database", or watch some YT tutorials....

Something else that I recommend that you do if you've not done it yet - which might NOT help with the TTFB issue specifically, but it will surely help with the overall performance of your website - is to use the Perfmatters plugin (only if you're on Wordpress, though, otherwise...) It's incredibly good, especially in combination with a good caching plugin (LiteSpeed Cache / Wp Rocket) and a good CDN (bunny.net)
A lot of good soutions, combine this with making sure your hosting is using PHP 8.1 and above, using opcache, memcached or Redis and at least 256mb of memory for wordpress and opcache/redis. That is a good start to try and speed things up.
 
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