Goodi OG
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You mean optimize image? I use imagify
I use namecheap shared hosting.Which hosting you use ?
I recommend you to use a2hosting... It's cool
What More To Do To Improve Load Time
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legion85
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- Jul 17, 2017
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I purchased a speed up service from @kindablack https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/boost-wordpress-speed-2x-speed-guaranteed.1114046/
Delivered as promised, check his stuff out OP.
Delivered as promised, check his stuff out OP.
TelegramDominator
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- Nov 22, 2018
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If you use cloudflare free account then you have to take into consideration that your site's cache is updated once a week.
So after you disable the "widget in homepage" you must check on the server when your site has been crawled and copied and only then do the speed check.
Note: Development mode can not be used
to check whether disableing the "widget in your homepage" is positively affects the improvement on page loading speed because it's temporarily suspend Cloudflare's edge caching.
Naulex
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As others have said, change your hosting. Based on what you are trying maybe something like Digital Ocean or Vultr. If it is complicated for you (if you don't know how to install everything from zero, you can hire someone to do it for you (here in HAF or in a freelancing site) or go for a company that wraps those servers and bring you a simplified system like Cloudways or Liquid.
Also, be sure to choose a server in the location where your visitors will come from (at least most of them).
Try lowering your requests (use Lightroom or Network tab in Inspector Tools to see what requests are you doing). Maybe you can disable some plugin you don't need, maybe you can find a plugin that does the task of 2 or more plugins you have in your site, maybe you can combine some extra CSS files and/or JS. If you are loading comments at the end of your page, enable lazy loading and set it to only load the comments if the user goes to the bottom (so you will have fewer requests when you load the page). Use an Assets Manager plugin to disable the loading of specific files in specific pages (like if you don't use the contact form in your main page, you can disable all the files related to it, so you load less content). I could keep talking but... to give a detailed opinion about how to improve the site I should know it and I don't know it so... try these things!
Also, be sure to choose a server in the location where your visitors will come from (at least most of them).
Try lowering your requests (use Lightroom or Network tab in Inspector Tools to see what requests are you doing). Maybe you can disable some plugin you don't need, maybe you can find a plugin that does the task of 2 or more plugins you have in your site, maybe you can combine some extra CSS files and/or JS. If you are loading comments at the end of your page, enable lazy loading and set it to only load the comments if the user goes to the bottom (so you will have fewer requests when you load the page). Use an Assets Manager plugin to disable the loading of specific files in specific pages (like if you don't use the contact form in your main page, you can disable all the files related to it, so you load less content). I could keep talking but... to give a detailed opinion about how to improve the site I should know it and I don't know it so... try these things!
Seoking77
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Use a2
Open developper tools in your brosser (f12 usually) then there is inspector, console and network tabs. The network one is the one you want. Then ctrl f5 to reload and that tab will list http requests with timing data. Give us a screen of that and gurus there will manage to better help you
But yeah I agree, try a better hosting. What kind of website do you run?