Your site speed is one of those SEO metrics that affect your visitors' user experience and site visibility on SERP. It's so far-reaching that it affects the conversion rate and ultimately the success of your online business.
Do you remember how you felt like when you visited a website that took forever to load on your browser? That's how other web users feel when they visit your site only to realize that it’s too slow in loading.
It is important to keep track of your site speed and ensure that users have a pleasant experience each time they visit your site. This guide helps you identify 7 common causes of slow site speed while offering you tips to get them fixed.
But first, let's consider why your site speed is so important to both your audience and your business.
Thank you for this training. However, I must be honest and say this is all Greek to me. Your page was recommended to me because my site health said that I might have too many plugins. Their recommendation was a max of 5. I checked and I have 13. The problem is I don't know which ones are important and which ones I can delete. They are all active. I only added two that I know of.
Secondly, your first point; "Not Using Content Delivery Network (CDN)" sounds like a good point but I don't know how to check what I am using or how to install it if I'm not.
Forgive my ignorance. If you could offer any advice I'd appreciate it. I'm good if you could just offer advice about the plugins. I'll start there.
Thank you.
~Lana
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Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
They have pre-installed W3 cache and Total Cache plugin but doesn’t help. Site support asked me to contact the theme support .
I did and they said it might be WA hosting issues. Asked me to transfer to Wix hosting.
I am in a dilemma.
Chris.
Israel Olatunji
