Have a slow WooCommerce site? I’ll show you how to make it faster by fixing items in GTmetrix/Pingdom (the same tips I used to get 100% GTmetrix scores). I’ll also show you how to optimize WooCommerce cart fragments, styles, scripts, product images, databases, CDNs, and other tips shown in the table of contents. Is my […]
The Ideal WP Rocket Settings With Cloudflare/StackPath CDN Instructions (Updated 9/26/2019, Latest Version 3.4)
If you chose WP Rocket to make your WordPress site load faster, you made the best choice, considering it was rated the #1 cache plugin in many Facebook polls. WP Rocket comes with many features most cache plugins don’t. That means if you were to use most other cache plugins, you would need to use […]
How To Fix Slow WordPress Hosting On Bluehost (Using GTmetrix, Caching, Cloudflare, Image Optimization, More)
Is your WordPress hosting slow on Bluehost? I had this problem too. I was with Bluehost for 2 years until I joined the WordPress Hosting and other Facebook Groups to see what unbiased people say (who actually knew their stuff). Turns out, Bluehost is owned by EIG and is infamous for cutting costs by packing […]
How To Fix Slow WordPress Hosting On HostGator (Using PHP 7, Caching, Cloudflare, WP Disable, Other Tools/Plugins)
WordPress site running slow on HostGator? HostGator was rated the 23th host in this Facebook poll (and #44th in last year’s poll) and is known for being 1 thing – cheap. They’re owned by EIG who is infamous for acquiring hosting companies and cutting costs by packing too many people on one sever, making them incredibly slow. […]
How To Reduce Server Response Time (TTFB) In WordPress To Under 200ms – The Item From Google PageSpeed Insights
So you ran your WordPress site through Google PageSpeed Insights and need to reduce server response times (TTFB) to under 200ms. Let’s get this out of the way. Servers are controlled by your hosting: Bluehost, HostGator, GoDaddy, and EIG brands are infamously slow and rated poorly in 40+ Facebook polls because of their overcrowded servers. SiteGround and Cloudways […]