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Speed up your WordPress site by following these tips

Posted on Friday July 15, 2022  |  website, design, hosting, load time, wordpress, redirect

Ten years ago, waiting five seconds for a website to load was perfectly acceptable. But today, people just don’t have the patience for pages that load for more than three seconds. Anything slower than that and they'll click away, which then increases your bounce rate. If you want to speed up your WordPress site and reduce bounce rate, try the following tips.

 

Tips to boost the speed of your WordPress site

Posted on Wednesday May 19, 2021  |  website, design, hosting, load time, wordpress, redirect

A decade ago, five seconds was a completely acceptable page load time. But today, most users expect a web page to load as soon as they open it. Otherwise, they will simply close it. To prevent users from bouncing off, try these tips that will surely speed up your WordPress site.

 

Hacks to boost the speed of your WordPress site

Posted on Tuesday July 02, 2019  |  website, design, hosting, load time, redirect, word press

We've all experienced the frustration that comes with a slow-loading website. While 10 years ago, we would have waited patiently as a site loaded with all the urgency of a sloth, today's internet surfers won't hesitate to close the tab. Most expect at least a three-second load time, while some won't settle for wait times over two. So how can you create a faster WordPress website that millennial users won't close? Here are some ideas to get you started.

 

How to boost your WordPress website's speed

Posted on Saturday February 27, 2016  |  wordpress, website, theme, speed, plugins, load time, hosting, design, 301 redirect

2016Feb25_Web_AWhen it comes to websites, speed matters. Internet surfers everywhere are becoming more and more impatient. When once five, or even ten seconds, was a completely acceptable time to wait for a page to load, those days are long gone. Now most users expect a page to load in at least three seconds, some even demand two. And if yours don't? Bounce rate here we come. So how can you maximize the speed of your WordPress website to ensure users don't click away while waiting for a page to load? Here are several ideas to help you quicken your site.

 

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