How to reduce page load time and speed up the website?

Posted by Jaydeep P.
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Oct 22, 2019
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Arena Paul
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Fashion Blogger

1.Optimize Image Size and Format
2.Optimize Dependencies
3.Avoid Inline JS and CSS files
4.Optimize Caching
5.Avoid render blocking scripts
6.Avoid Redirects
7.Set up G-Zip Encoding
8.Reduce HTTP Requests
9.Minification of JavaScript and CSS
10.Reduce Cookie Size

Oct 22, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Warren Contreras
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Old Retired Guy

Make sure you realize that this is not nearly as big a problem as it was a few years ago. With much faster bandwidths and home equipment that increases every year, many people don't even notice.

Oct 10, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Jonh Abrahm
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travel

To reduce page load time we have to compress js and CSS of the website.

Sep 17, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Priyanka J.
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Ecommerce Photography

Here are some of the many ways to increase your page speed:
1. Enable compression. ...
2. Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML. ...
3. Reduce redirects. ...
4. Remove render-blocking JavaScript. ...
5. Leverage browser caching. ...
6. Improve server response time. ...
7. Use a content distribution network. ...
8. Optimize images.

Sep 9, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Amod Nazirkar
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Search Engine Optimization Analyst

You Can perform a Website Audit in tools like SEMRUSH and check current Bandwidth using factors by using Google Page Speed Insights.

Just Enter the URL of Website and Test it
Google Page Speed Insights will give you a List of recommended Desktop and Mobile Optimizations.
For SEMRUSH You need to Register an Account.

Some Common Optimizations you should Consider:
Minify CSS
Minify Javascript Files
Properly size images
Compress Images using Online Tools such as tinypng, Imageoptimizer, imagecompr

Sep 9, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Rony Neogi
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SEO Analyst

need to optimize the web pages properly, also need to optimize the images and videos in the pages, need to reduce the size of the pages or you need a hosting like Cloudflare or AWS for your website

Sep 9, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Olayinka Oyelami
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About Me

To reduce page load time and speed up the website use more of texts than graphics.

Sep 6, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Jezz Johar
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eCommerce Executive

Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML
Reduce redirects.
Remove render-blocking JavaScript
Leverage browser caching
Improve server response time

Sep 6, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Rony Neogi
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SEO Analyst

Enable compression.
Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML
Reduce redirects.
Remove render-blocking JavaScript
Leverage browser caching
Improve server response time
Use a content distribution network
Optimize images

Sep 6, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Nityanand Tripathi
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Senior Digital Marketing Executive

To reduce page load time we have to compress images, Htmal File of the website.

Sep 6, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Hridoy Ahmed
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Search Engine Optimization(SEO)

To reduce page load time we have to compress images of the website.

Sep 5, 2019 1 Like Like it
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R. Weatherly
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Business Professional

Hi Jaydeep P.,
You could clear your browser cookies and cache.

Sep 5, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Neighborhood Trainer...
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Finding a trainer is a personal choice

1 Implement your own content delivery network (CDN). A collection of global servers share a website’s static files, such as CSS or JavaScript, and they deliver from the server closest to the user’s physical location. In other words, when a user clicks on a video, the file loads faster because it is distributed from a server nearby. Larger websites implement CDNs to ensure visitors around the world have a much more accessible, fast experience.
2 Use adaptive images. According to the HTT

Sep 5, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Jack Reacher
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Digital Marketing Analyst

My specialization is SEO and driving natural activity, however I have additionally worked in the greater part of the umbrella terms under Digital advertising.

Sep 5, 2019 1 Like Like it
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Alex Watson
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All is Well

Here are 10 simple steps to help you shave off a few seconds from your site’s loading time.
Optimize Caches improve Page Load Time

Ensure that your mobile browser uses local memory to cache resources in order to avoid unnecessary server requests.

Trim Down JavaScript Parsing to achieve Ideal Page Load Time

Parsing of JavaScript by mobile browsers increase the page load time. Optimize the page load time of your mobile site by deferring the parsing of unnecessary