How to reduce page loading time?
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start with compressing images - there are many, many great wp plugins (most probably you use wp)
PrivateSMM
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decent hosting and minimal medias size.
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Use cdn, use image plugins like imagify they’ll crunch it and make it webp based images
haseeb9211
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If you want to reduce the page load Time Then do the following
(1) Download the GIMP software and optimize images using GIMP(Don't worry, it's free). No plugin can optimize images like GIMP and Adobe. That's Why I recommend using GIMP.
(2) Now download A3 lazy load and lazy load images.
(3)Point your site to Cloudflare. It will significantly increase your site speed and, it's also free.
(4) Download Autooptimize Plugin and optimize JavaScript, CSS, and HTML code. Inline critical CSS and save changes.
(5)Download Async JavaScript Plugin and defer Scripts.
(1) Download the GIMP software and optimize images using GIMP(Don't worry, it's free). No plugin can optimize images like GIMP and Adobe. That's Why I recommend using GIMP.
(2) Now download A3 lazy load and lazy load images.
(3)Point your site to Cloudflare. It will significantly increase your site speed and, it's also free.
(4) Download Autooptimize Plugin and optimize JavaScript, CSS, and HTML code. Inline critical CSS and save changes.
(5)Download Async JavaScript Plugin and defer Scripts.
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Check the BST Misc category: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/misc.18/
You will find some pretty good services that will help you with that for a small fee.
You will find some pretty good services that will help you with that for a small fee.
chipsie1102
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Use a CDN, I'm pretty sure CloudFare allows you to use their CDN for free so that is a great choice.
Don't load all your JS or CSS in the header - this will stop your page from rendering for longer.
Look for alternative options to plugins that drastically slow your website down (contact forms or image sliders are usually common problems for website speed)
Using a lot of custom CSS? Use a child theme instead of a plugin.
Test the loading speed of your website yourself instead of just trying to get a better score on pagespeed or gtmetrix etc. Chrome devtools offer plenty of options to throttle your own speed as a way to imitate a slower connection type.
Don't load all your JS or CSS in the header - this will stop your page from rendering for longer.
Look for alternative options to plugins that drastically slow your website down (contact forms or image sliders are usually common problems for website speed)
Using a lot of custom CSS? Use a child theme instead of a plugin.
Test the loading speed of your website yourself instead of just trying to get a better score on pagespeed or gtmetrix etc. Chrome devtools offer plenty of options to throttle your own speed as a way to imitate a slower connection type.
CDN makes my site slower somehow
Northstarr
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Get a nulled cope of wprocket
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CDN makes my site slower somehow
cloudflare sucks, use stackpath or migrate to Wpx and their cdn or even keycdn is good, these have dedicated support staff who’ll guide you how to speed your site
I have 0.6sec loading speed on pingdom on a image heavy blogpost with 1€/mo hosting ^_^
cheapvisacard
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use powerful vps
gipulvorka
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Use Litespeed cache plugin if you have litespeed server.
It even has image compression feature. So, you won't have to install 2 separate plugins for caching and image compression.
It even has image compression feature. So, you won't have to install 2 separate plugins for caching and image compression.
specialseo
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Don't forget browser caching and browser compression.