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Better User Experience & Google's Ranking
Speed Is Money !
Websites with greater speed get more traffic, visitor retention and loyalty because users tend to stick to websites with faster page load time and better user-experience.
Website speed optimization is also a very important factor in Google’ ranking algorithms, so if your website is swift enough to be called user-friendly, then you can expect to get more visitors click on it.
A Faster Website Is a Better Website
Getting Ahead Of Your Competitors
Investing in your website’s speed is one of the best investments you will ever do.
Having a fast website is crucial to enhance your digital performance – nowadays, speed is money!
What really maters is how fast your website is perceived, compared to your competitors in the different regions of the globe where your potential customer interact online.
If your website is swift enough to be called user-friendly, then you can expect to get more visitors.
Google also ranks websites with faster speed, higher on their search engine. Once your business website is ranked high on Google, you can expect a drastic increase in your page visitors and real customers.
Website speed, also known as page load time is the measurement of the rate at which a website displays its contents.
Google speed optimization is one of the first things every business owner should consider for their websites.
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How Can You Accelerate Your Website?
Better Hosting
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- The time it takes a website to load also depends on the server response time. Server response time is the amount of time it takes your hosting server to translate your website URL into page content. If your hosting server is slow, it’ll also slow down the speed of your website.
Use a Solid CDN
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- CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a collection of servers that allow contents to be geographically distributed. This is very effective for websites with wider user base. Whenever a user requests your website URL from any location, CDN would deliver the content to the user in no time.
Optimize Images
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- The images on your web page also affect its speed. To improve the speed performance of your site, you must optimize your images for speed, by reducing their sizes, compressing image resolution, using suitable image formats and combining them into CSS sprites.
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Defer Javascript
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- Deferring JavaScript loading simply means preventing it from loading while other page contents or elements are loading. JavaScript is known to be one of the largest website files. Due to the size, JavaScript can increase the loading time of a website. Loading files asynchronously can speed up your pages because when a browser loads a page, it moves from top to bottom.
Use Caching
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- Caching basically combines the power of a database-driven site, with the speed of a static HTML single page. Balancing both dynamic and static content by using proper caching configurations will positively improve website speed. Cacheable resources like JavaScript and CSS files, image files, media files, and PDFs, must be managed in the proper way.
Minimize Requests
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- HTTP request is often made for each element of a page. Statistics shows that 80% of a page load time is spent fetching the page elements. This implies more page request is directly related to greater load time. Decreasing your HTTP requests would help reduce website load time.
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Database Cleanup
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- As you use your WordPress (or other technology), your database accumulates a lot of extra data such as: revisions, auto drafts, unapproved, spammed or deleted comments, orphaned posts or user meta, unused terms, duplicated content, transient options, data from plugins you are no longer using and more. Removing all this unnecessary data can significantly reduce your database size which speeds up your backup process and can add minor performance improvements as well.
Minify & Combine
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- Minifying and combining your HTML, CSS, JavaScript files, Google Fonts and other resources reduces the size of each file, as well as the total number of files. Minifying a file involves removing unnecessary formatting, whitespace, and code. Combining files is exactly what it sounds like. If your site runs multiple CSS and JavaScript files, you can combine them into less files.
Above The Fold
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- Improve user experience by having your above the fold (top of the page) section load faster (even if the rest of the page takes a few seconds to load). This way, the user will perceive that page faster than it really is, contributing to enhance user-experience. More important than total load time is the so called time-to-first-byte, that is the amount of time it takes to start loading.
