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?
It might seem like hiring a WordPress development team is risky, but we know exactly what your business stands to gain from a successful optimization of your WordPress site and we know what it is at stake for your business if you ignore the problem.
Don’t gamble on WordPress; choose a seamless, blazing fast website with measurable results.
Our promise to you: if we cannot get your site to load in 4 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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