I want to optimize my blog. I want to make it's speed fast.

I want to optimize my blog, built in wordpress. I want to make it fast. How can I do? It's now 3.45 Sec.

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1. Reducing HTTP requests

According to a search engine, 80% of total page loading time is spent in downloading different parts of a page: images, stylesheets, scripts, Flash, etc. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript can all be compressed to speed up their loading time. There are various resources on the web that minify these types of files. Packer, Minifler are few examples.

1. Browser Caching Techniques

Browser caching stores cached versions of static resources. This speeds up page speed to a great extent and reduces server lag. To enable caching, you need to add the caching code to your .htaccess file. You can also use cache plugin for your convenience.

1. Be Careful While Choosing Your Host

Another factor that can have an impact on speed is the type of server that is being used for hosting. Inexpensive servers can run your websites but it may lack quality and hence cost you with increased page loading time.

5.Making Use of CDN

Most of the blogs make use of the content delivery network(CDN). In online marketing using WordPress, it may sound surprising that some of the top bloggers make use of CDNs. CDN takes all static files on the website (CSS, Javascript and images etc) and lets visitors download them quickly by serving the files on servers as close to them as possible.

6.Image Optimization

Image size has a huge impact on web page loading. Hence, it’s very crucial to take care of images. A good idea is to avoid PNG and comparatively high-resolution images and use JPEG formats. There are a number of online image compression tools that compresses and at the same time maintain the quality of image.

7.Working on Javascript and CSS files

Moving JavaScript and CSS code to an external file is also a good idea. It makes the page load faster by making the HTML file smaller. External JavaScript and CSS files are downloaded to the client’s cache only once so further requests will be faster and the browser does not need to download the file again.

1. Reducing DNS lookups

DNS lookups also take some time to look up the IP address for a hostname. The browser cannot do anything until the lookup is complete. Reducing the number of unique hostnames may also increase response time.

So, that is all about some primary optimisation techniques. When you are done with it, you can look forward to other optimising alternatives.

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