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[Poseidon]

After checking my website page speed I was notified to take steps in increasing pagespeed.

Do you have any tips to increase my website speed?

 

[Zeus]

After checking my website page speed I was notified to take steps in increasing pagespeed.
Do you have any tips to increase my website speed?

If your website is build on Wordpress platform you can use w3 total cache. Yo u should see results very fast!

 

[Oldwriter]

Hello, you didn't mention what software runs your site!

Yahoo published a great article with techniques proven in the real-world at:

It has universal techniques such as using Gzip, optimizing images, minifying your scripts and css files and others.

Recommended.

 

[PenguinManiac]

It may be due to a ton of reasons. If your website is running on Wordpress, check out for unused plug-ins (some of them are marked as active by default). If you have coded it manually, then here are a few things you could check and fix:

• Image size: Having too many heavy images on your website will slow it down, obviously. This is especially true for background images, which are resized the most. Try to optimize them (there's plenty of tools for PNG and JPEG images; on Photoshop, you can also use the "Save for Web" option) and reduce their resolution.
• Scripts: Too many JS scripts can drastically increase hardware usage, especially when they're bound to frequently called actions like scrolling. Minifying and debouncing are your best bets, here.
• Hardware acceleration: Your website may make use of hardware-heavy features, such as having a fixed background and blur effects. In this case, aside from removing the effects (try doing that to check if they're actually the cause of the problem), all you can do is trigger GPU acceleration (the most common way to do that is the null 3D transform hack).

If you still experience lag after having a look at these, then try online tools like Google's PageSpeed, they will tell you the things that may be slowing down your website the most.

 

[Yuki9]

Search Engine Optimization Servers :-

I have read in many Webmaster forums, where people recommend to use High end Dedicated servers for website. Nowadays, search engines are giving priority to loading speed of websites. So, if your server speed is dull or low then there is no chance to get indexed at top positions in search engine however, if you will consider high end Dedicated server with good connectivity then there is a possibility you will get ranked in top positions.

 

[overcast]

I am increasing a lot of theme optimization. And thus by doing that reducing the theme load speed. You can see that page loading speed can be something to consider. I think wordpress has plenty of those optimization options.

 

[Lovely]

I think first and foremost the images size on a site play a big role in either loading a site fast or not.resize images on your site, so as to allow the speed be flexible. check the theme and scripts used on the site

 

[Bhaskar125]

A website loads slower because of the scripts we used on it. And I noticed that Adsense ads are also lazy to load.
So remove the scripts that you think unnecessary.

 

[overcast]

I think most of the page loading javascript. And that needs to be taken into considering. You can see that flash and the other media element. And on that note you can see that page loading is not that easy to manage there.

 

[zeljko]

Maybe you need to upgrade you hosting package. You need to buy something with SSD disk. It will cost more but your site will be faster.

 

[BMF]

Do you have any tips to increase my website speed?

Go to these sites to test your loading speed and take notes on their recommendation:
https://gtmetrix.com/
https://tools.pingdom.com/
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

If you have a WordPress blog you should use caching plugins, I usually use free ones:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/

 

[overcast]

I think some of the hosts are using their own cache. And they are preloading the cache plugin on the wordpress too. so it is possible that they may offer litespeed cache plugin. so you can use that as well on the wordpress blog.

 

[Devil Singh]

After checking my website page speed I was notified to take steps in increasing pagespeed.
Do you have any tips to increase my website speed?

Earlier i was looking and thinking that - its totally dependent on client server and Internet Net speed (mbps) but now i got its a different matter i got it !!,Thankyou .

 

[Coding Authority]

If you are using WordPress, You can use WP Rocket which is PAID PLUGIN but one of the best Plugin for Caching.
Also if your website at starting stage and you don't want to use any PAID and PREMIUM Plugin, then you can use W3 TOTAL CACHE which has a free version as well.

 

[overcast]

AMP is a bit tricky but you can use it with any site that you have. and it can get things done. and i have seen some of the people making use of the page loading there. and when you can have plugin for that it works just fine.

 

[paul000]

There are many different ways to increase page loading speed. So I prefer you to do this, just close all the tabs you aren't using and be sure to clear out your history to avoid data charges.

 

[BMF]

So I prefer you to do this, just close all the tabs you aren't using and be sure to clear out your history to avoid data charges.

Here we talk about a site loading speed for a single visitor. Not related to how many tabs open in a browser or whatever.

For example BMF loading speed is 4.7 seconds. I want it under 3 seconds, will look into ways to optimize it soon.

 

[kaka135]

Go to these sites to test your loading speed and take notes on their recommendation:
https://gtmetrix.com/
https://tools.pingdom.com/
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

If you have a WordPress blog you should use caching plugins, I usually use free ones:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/

Thank you for sharing these useful tools. They will be really helpful for us to develop a fast loading website. It's good that we can just use them to test the loading speed and follow what they recommend.

Hope you will get BMF optimized and get it loaded as fast as you want, though I think the loading speed is good now.

 

[acido255]

One more Pro tip! If you running your site in VPS then go for Nginx + Redis setup
This alone can reduce you load time to 60%

 

[Eindhart]

Go to these sites to test your loading speed and take notes on their recommendation:
https://gtmetrix.com/
https://tools.pingdom.com/
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

If you have a WordPress blog you should use caching plugins, I usually use free ones:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/

I used https://tools.pingdom.com/
Test site loading speed
And see Performance insights
Expand the C D E or F grade and see what makes your site slow and fixed it if I can