I want to speed up the my website for SEO. Are there any site optimization plugins in wordpress? I want to remove unused css instantly or automatically optimize large photos?
I want to speed up the my website for SEO. Are there any site optimization plugins in wordpress? I want to remove unused css instantly or automatically optimize large photos?
Higher # of plugins reduce speed of a wordpress site, so one way is to reduce the # of plugins.
Reduce the weight of the images.
Have a fast web host
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Ricky Starling (21 November 2020)
Make sure to also fix all of your broken links.
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First start always cache some are more complex than others so read up first.. dont just start tweaking without any backup
Run site analyses through pagespeed insights, gtmetrix and ubersuggest etc, and you should get a good indication of why it's slow and how you can fix it.
Having done all the internal changes, the big difference I found came from adding a CDN.
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Use google lighthouse and follow the advise
Do not use slow server and always push content forwards like cache the static page and using CDN
I hope this helps you:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/b...ching-plugins/
I personally use W3 Total Cache and I am very satisfied.
Hi,
I use autoptimize for general CSS and JS deferring and Smush for images.
Hi!
I use WP Rocket for my sites together with a CDN. For images I use tinyPNG before uploading to the site.
using pagespeed insights, GTMetrix and just follow their recommendation. I would say caching, getting a CDN, optimizing your images and rendering. All things to consider. Hosting is also a key component.
I have good experience with WP Fastest Cache. But there are also a lot of alternatives. Just have a search in your Wordpress plugin browser and read the reviews.
I use Hummingbird, it gives you a performance score with ways to speed up the website and diagnose why the website was slow when tested. It also helps with caching and compressing CSS, javascript and more.
I thought it would be a good idea to make a backup and delete any unused css/javascript!
You can try google page speed and gtmetrix tool and checks css and optimize image .
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Try to keep your site as simple is possible.
No unnecessary javascripts, or plugins.
Try to serve images in webp format,
minimise/ concatenate resources,
defer javascripts,
use gzip and
define a coerent cache policy.
gm2891 (1 April 2021)
As a web developer the first thing i would say is: dont use wordpress. Notoriously slow, plugins get expensive and buggy as hell, and you get opened up to alot of security risk. If i were to build a new casino portal nowadays I would NEVER in my life use wordpress. I am a huge fan of ghost, but it requires a bit more technical knowledge. Most people go with wordpress because of it's point-and-click ease, but you pay for it with alot of other problems.
CriticalCSS might be worth a look (if you think CSS is really your problem). £7 a month though.