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Page speed is an important factor for SERP since Google has put more emphasis on user experience. Therefore, it is important to host your website on a fast web server. As someone who generate revenue through advertisements, I understand the trade-off between revenue and page speed. Having multiple ads on a page increases my revenue but at the same time, it increases my load times. Regardless of being on an SSD VPS server, it can take my website up to 4 seconds to load due to the advertisements. Furthermore, I have experienced lots of hosts which are good when you first join them but then you get short periods of continuous down time after being with them for a while.
I am looking to changes hosts as they seem to be quite slow and unreliable. I recently looked at SiteGound and saw that they have something called Super Cacher which seems to help improve performance. They also seem to have good reviews. Has anyone used SiteGround?
Can you recommend any good hosts out there that has fast loading speeds even with a few advertisements? Have you got any tips on how I can increase the speed of my website without removing advertisements?
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Drake83
If your site is slow regardless of the ads, you might consider getting a dedicated server. This will significantly increase your load times for your users. You may also want to evaluate your webs server software. Apache is incredibly slow compared to Nginx or Litespeed. Most ads are loaded from an external source and an external host (whoever the source uses). You changing hosts will not affect their load time. This is assuming you are using something like BSA, Google Adsense, etc. If you are hosting your own ads, this does not apply. If your site is slow regardless of the ads, you might consider getting a dedicated server. This will significantly increase your load times for your users. You may also want to evaluate your webs server software. Apache is incredibly slow compared to Nginx or Litespeed.
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