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Category Archives: WordPress Speed Improvement

How to Optimize Your WordPress Site to Boost Core Web Vitals

Pam Aungst February 17, 2021 This past summer, we reported on Google’s announcement that “page experience signals would be included in Google Search ranking.” The signals are meant to measure “how users perceive the experience of interacting with a web page and contribute to our ongoing work to ensure people get the most helpful and … Continue reading How to Optimize Your WordPress Site to Boost Core Web Vitals

The non-developer’s guide to reducing WordPress load times up to 2 seconds (with data)

Wondering where to start with page speed improvements? Columnist Tom Demers shares how he tackled page speed improvements on several WordPress sites without (much) input from a developer. Tom Demers on September 28, 2017   With Google’s continued focus on user experience and engagement metrics in recent algorithm updates, it’s become even more important for … Continue reading The non-developer’s guide to reducing WordPress load times up to 2 seconds (with data)