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Testing your WordPress website performance with GTmetrix
Previously in this series, we’ve reviewed the Google PageSpeed Insights and Pingdom Website Speed Test services, and we’ve shared with you a few tips to keep in mind before starting to optimize your website speed. Today, we’ll take a look at GTmetrix performance analysis tool, which is another excellent service for analyzing your website performance.
Dave Lavoie November 30, 2018 • WordPress Tips & Tricks -
Analyzing your WordPress site with Pingdom Website Speed Test tools
In the previous posts of this series, we’ve shared with you some tips you should keep in mind before starting to test your website speed with various tools, and we’ve reviewed the Google PageSpeed Insights service. Today, we’ll focus on the Website Speed Test tools powered by Pingdom.
Dave Lavoie November 2, 2018 • WordPress Tips & Tricks -
Optimizing your WordPress site with Google PageSpeed Insights
In the previous post of this series, I’ve shared some tips that you should keep in mind before testing the speed of your website. So if you haven’t seen it yet, you might want to read it first before reading this review of Google PageSpeed Insights.
Dave Lavoie October 9, 2018 • WordPress Tips & Tricks -
10 tips to keep in mind when testing the speed of your WordPress website
You want to test the speed of your WordPress website, and you’ve already identified the tools you’re going to use for testing. Great! However, before getting started, be sure to keep the following in mind.
Dave Lavoie October 1, 2018 • WordPress Tips & Tricks -
5 free tools to test your website speed
How can we test the page speed of a WordPress website and how to know what should be optimized? In this series, we’ll review five online services for testing the speed of a website, and we’ll and highlight the unique features of each of them.
Dave Lavoie September 24, 2018 • WordPress Tips & Tricks -
Choosing a caching plugin: the top 3 picks for your WordPress site
When your visitors are viewing your WordPress site, do they experience excessive load times? If so, you could find your Google search rank lowering and experience reduced traffic. Visitors are more likely to exit your page if it is slow to load.
Installing a caching plugin is a low-cost, easy to use solution for a lagging, slow-loading site.
WP Captain March 3, 2018 • WordPress Plugins
