When we talk about improving your website’s performance, usually you read about minifying and combining CSS and JS files, or enabling compression, or optimizing your images.
However, there are many little things you can do in addition to those. One of them is implementing preconnect on your site.
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Matt Mullenweg is one of the founders of WordPress (thanks!) and back in 2010 he committed a new piece of code to correct automatically every single “Wordpress”, without a capital P, to “WordPress“, with a capital P. Are you curious to know why, if you search in Google for P dangit filter you will find almost 1.5 million results?
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Nowadays, if your website doesn’t appear on the first page of Google search results, it means you are practically invisible to your potential users. And if you want Google to love you more and bump you up, one of the most important things you need to do is improve your WP site performance. Plus, your users will be happier not to have to go for a coffee while your page is loading 😉
Let’s see what you can do in order to optimize your website performance. Continue reading How To Increase Your WP Site Performance
Did you know that visitors who are coming to your site will give up and leave if the website takes longer than 3 seconds to load? Yes, you read that right, that’s three seconds!
So, if your website loads in more than 3 seconds, there is no doubt that you’ll lose sales, conversions, prospect clients sign ups and email newsletter subscribers every single day, and on top of that your SEO will also be negatively impacted. Continue reading How to choose fast web hosting to make sure your site loads quickly
As technology has become the latest norm, a lot of developers are seen jumping on the bandwagon to cash in on this interesting field. Did you notice how mobile browsing seems to have taken off in a big way? Now it’s time to explore AMP.
According to its technical definition, it is a Google-backed project designed as an open standard for any publisher to have pages load quickly on mobile devices. A few years back when Google launched the mobile-friendliness update, things got pretty heated up in the mobile search engine realm. As a result, site owners started searching for a unique and faster experience for their end users.
Continue reading It’s Time to Get Acquainted with Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)