Cristian
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I'm going to share 5 tips and tricks on how to make your Wordpress Blog or Website to load faster and therefore get a better score from Google increasing its ranking potential. As we all already know, website's speed is a ranking factor for Google Search.
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Now if you can't afford a dedicated server at $75+ a month then don't worry too much about putting your website on a shared hosting plan. Don't use Godaddy for your shared hosting because it feels like they have 500 websites on each server. Go with namecheap or t35hosting and you'll notice that your shared hosting setup will load much quicker than a crumby setup on Godaddy lol But to see your themes full potential you'll need a bigger and beefier server that can load a page up in milliseconds.
About the images. I've actually had clients make their designers create huge images for everything, like 5000x5000 and it would compress slightly for where it was showing, but it would still slow down the page load timing. After I reduced the image size to fit without compression the page was a bit speedier
Also, the CMS updates. You can set it to auto update and I would highly recommend that since Wordpress will only update if something needs to be optimized or fixed. So it's a good thing to have these updates go through automaticaly Some bigger themes will load pretty slow if not paired up with a decent hosting plan. I've done tests in the past with the same exact theme but on 2 different hosting plans. One of the plans was a shared hosting and the other was on a dedicated server. Each loaded properly and worked just fine, but the shared hosting setup loaded a lot slower since you aren't getting the full potential of the server. I think the dedicated server was at least twice as fast with it's load time than the shared hosting. Now if you can't afford a dedicated server at $50+ a month then don't worry too much about putting your website on a shared hosting plan. Don't use Godaddy for your shared hosting because it feels like they have 500 websites on each server. Go with namecheap or t35hosting and you'll notice that your shared hosting setup will load much quicker than a crumby setup on Godaddy lol :D But to see your themes full potential you'll need a bigger and beefier server that can load a page up in milliseconds. About the images. I've actually had clients make their designers create huge images for everything, like 5000x5000 and it would compress slightly for where it was showing, but it would still slow down the page load timing. After I reduced the image size to fit without compression the page was a bit speedier :D Also, the CMS updates. You can set it to auto update and I would highly recommend that since Wordpress will only update if something needs to be optimized or fixed. So it's a good thing to have these updates go through automaticaly :D
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