Now that site speed is an SEO ranking factor, it’s more important than ever that your site runs fast.
I’m delighted to announce an updated series of performance testing tutorials in Level 4 of my Webmaster Training courses.
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See a live demo of why trying to get a good score on Google PageSpeed Insights is a waste of time. You’ll also see what really matters with page load time and how easy it is to speed up your site.
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Proper image optimization is the biggest bang for the buck you can get for faster page load time.
And there is no plugin that can hold a candle to you fully optimizing an image prior to upload. In fact, most of those plugins don’t even work.
In this video I’ll show you where to get a super tutorial for better image optimization and how to test that your process is working well.
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See 5 easy ways to make beautiful widgets with single images and gallery layouts that won’t slow down your site. These are super alternatives to social media widgets that bring in images from platforms like Pinterest and Instagram which cause significant slow downs on your page load time.
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Bringing anything into your site from social media will radically slow page load time.
Pinterest images are, by far, one of the worst offenders.
See just how much a Pinterest widget slows down your page load, and a super easy widget alternative that will still send visitors directly to your Pinterest boards.
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Discover the 4 site foundation changes you MUST make if you don’t want to lose mass traffic or break your site in 2017 and beyond.
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Get an overview and checklist of the steps needed to ensure your WordPress site has a smooth transition to PHP 7.
That’s it. I’ve had it with the W3TC plugin. See why I won’t use it again and advise you don’t either.
Read More about Why I Yanked W3 Total Cache Off My Recommended Plugins List
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