The biggest reason your website speed is crap

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If you got crappy hosting no matter how big shot speed junky you are or no matter how big shot speed junky you hire, you still gonna have a crappy speed.
Thats my 2 cents building websites.
 
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If you got crappy hosting no matter how big shot speed junky you are or no matter how big shot speed junky you hire, you still gonna have a crappy speed.
Thats my 2 cents building websites.
I know you are trying to help but, everybody knows that
 
lol yeah hosting is a PITA often, especially if it's some budget shared hosting that has terrible uptime. WP themes and plugins are also time and resource hogs, increasing the number of HTTP requests, loading unncessary crap like emoji support on a business website etc
 
Here's the thing though you can fix everything but you can't fix hosting. You gotta switch hosting.
 
lol yeah hosting is a PITA often, especially if it's some budget shared hosting that has terrible uptime. WP themes and plugins are also time and resource hogs, increasing the number of HTTP requests, loading unncessary crap like emoji support on a business website etc
Emojis are supported by the browser by default tho, not something Wordpress loads in, unless Wordpress have some build in custom emojis I’ve missed
 
Which hosting service do we need to boycott this time for ya @IM Rider

Biggest reason from what i seen so far is people are too cheap on investing in proper hosting.
 
Best hosting companies according to you ?
 
Very true. Nothing can fix performance on poor hosting.
 
Emojis are supported by the browser by default tho, not something Wordpress loads in, unless Wordpress have some build in custom emojis I’ve missed
wp-emoji-release.min.js 10kb file gets HTTP requested for every single page on new WP sites
 
Godaddy, namecheap, tmd hosting, inmotion, bluehost, a2hosting, hostgator and a lot more.
These are the main and clients keep being these crap. Sigh!!
You pretty much listed all the famous brands. Which one do you recommend personally?
 
thanks for letting us know what we already know but seem to forget:)
 
Godaddy, namecheap, tmd hosting, inmotion, bluehost, a2hosting, hostgator and a lot more.
These are the main and clients keep being these crap. Sigh!!
To be honest I can get fast speeds with A2hosting or Inmotion very easy but I would agree Godaddy shit or Namecheap shit or Bluehost shit or Hostgator unless you got a tiny website.
 
Not true at all, i manage to get 90-100 on mobiles on cheapest shared hosting plans...
 
Here we go again. There will always be someone who will promise you he can fix a crap-hosting site.
 
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