Tired of Losing Customers
while WordPress loads?
analyze your site's speed
Speeding Up Your
wordpress website
why is it important?
WordPress is a powerful platform, but it suffers from slow load times, which can be deadly in an era when consumers expect instant results.
Here’s the bottom line: Ignoring a sluggish website will cost you customers, sales, and rankings. Don’t believe us? The numbers speak for themselves:
"40% of Users Abandon a Website That Takes More Than 3 Seconds to Load."
In fact, a 1-second delay in page response time can result in a 7% reduction in conversions.
Think of it this way: if your e-commerce site is making $100,000 per day, a 1-second page delay could potentially cost you $2.5 million in lost revenue every year.
Why Are We The Best for Speeding Up Your WordPress Site?
Your success is our passion. Not only have we mastered WordPress speed optimization, but we are obsessed with helping businesses increase sales and search engine rankings through our service.
It might seem like hiring a WordPress consultant is risky, but you’ve seen the data. We know exactly what your business stands to gain from a successful optimization of your website, and we know what it stands to lose if you ignore the problem.
Don’t gamble on WordPress; choose a seamless, blazing fast website and measurable results.
Our promise to you: if we cannot get your site to load in 3 seconds or less, 100% Money Back Guaranteed
HERE IS EVERYTHING WE DO...
| Leverage browser caching | Enable gzip compression | Inline small JavaScript |
| Optimize images (file size) | Serve scaled images (image dimensions) | Specify image dimensions |
| Lazy image loading | Stop wp-cron.php (if it’s not used) | Stop WordPress Heartbeat |
| Setup and configure Cloudflare CDN | Minify JavaScript | Minify CSS |
| Minify HTML | Long expire dates for static files | Avoid bad requests |
| Avoid bad bots and crawlers | Avoid landing page redirects | Stop WordPress pingbacks /trackbacks |
| Clean-up WordPress post revisions | Hot-link protection (Blocking other websites to use your images) | Defer parsing of JavaScript |
| Enable Keep-Alive | Inline small CSS to reduce HTTP requests | Minimize redirects |
| Minimize request size | Optimize the order of styles and scripts | Put CSS in the document head |
| Serve resources from a consistent URL | Specify a cache validator | Avoid CSS @import |
| Prefer asynchronous resources | Specify a character set early | Specify a Vary: Accept-Encoding header |
SOME OF OUR RESULTS
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