Google Says so\nThe faster the website loads the better the end user experience\nGoogle ranks sites higher that are better optimised (maybe)\n
Not only does your upgraded WP install come with security patches it also comes with better optimised code.\nNot all the time but from time to time a few releases will have small and simple tweaks to the code to help imporve the speed of your website.\n\n
Optimise you code.\nIf you can avoid PHP calls and extra MySQL calls then do so. \nOptimise your code to help reduce CPU and memory loads.\nWidgets that are plain text or HTML based should just be placed in the template.\n\n
Making sure that JS is at the bottom so that your page doesn’t stop loading because of excessive JS libraries being loaded into your website.\n\nYour site will stop loading until that 140kb JS framework library loads\n\nIf you load the JS after, the page will render and THEN have JS effects applied to it.\n
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If you’re not using those plug in that you started playing around with 7 months ago then uninstall them.\nEach plugin can be adding that little bit of extra load to your WP website\nGet rid of everything you don’t need from your site\n\n
What they do?\nThey compress your pages\ncompresses, joins and minifies your CSS and JS files\nAllows for CDNs\nMany more advanced features\n
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Shared hosting is not built for speed, its built for budgets\n
Shared hosting is not built for speed, its built for budgets\n
