Following methods described in the presentation will certainly enhance the speed of your website.

1. How Can You Make Your
Website Faster?

2. Table of Contents
 Introduction
 Ways of Improving the speed of the website
 Conclusion

3. Introduction
 One of the most essential things you can do is to discover how to speed up your
website.
 Fast loading pages are crucial for website success because they influence so
many factors.
 It is essential to remember that a high-performing website needs constant
maintenance.
 This will boost your website's rankings, conversions, and visitor traffic significantly.
 Even the most competent professional would acknowledge that the job of a
website is never fully done.
 As a consequence, whether you are a web professional, a small business owner,
or a blogger, the speed of your website is crucial.
 Thus, there are several methods for increasing the speed of your website.

4. Ways of Improving the speed of the
website
 In order to improve the speed of your website, you have to follow certain ways,
which are specified below:
1. First, check the loading time of your website.
2. Select an appropriate hosting service provider
3. Optimize your content
4. Evaluate for Unnecessary plugins and themes
5. Make use of Caching
6. Use a content delivery network
7. Optimizing database
 In the next slide, we'll go through each above ways separately.

5. 1. Check the loading time of the website
 To proceed, you may examine the load times to determine the present state of
things on your website.
 You may assess the performance of your website using a variety of internet tools,
such as:
1. Google Page Speed
2. GT Matrix
3. Pingdom
4. Web Page Test and so on…
 A decent rule of thumb is that if the tool says your website loads in three seconds
or less, you're in excellent shape.
 However, if it takes longer, it is worthwhile to investigate the underlying reason of
the delay.
 It is however, recommended that you backup your website and database files
before making any changes to your website.

6. 2. Select the Appropriate Hosting Service
Provider
 If your website appears to be slowing down, it might be due to shared server space or your
hosting provider.
 It is possible that the latter will be incapable of managing your content management system.
 While it is acceptable to use low-cost shared hosting at initially, once you begin getting
traffic, you must ensure that your hosting scales meet the demands.
 However, the majority of web hosting companies offer a wide range of hosting services,
including:
1. Cloud hosting
2. Shared Hosting
3. Dedicated Hosting
4. VPS or Virtual Private Server
5. WordPress Hosting
 It is also important to consider the server's location, since it has a significant influence on
the website's page load time.
 The greater the distance between your server and the user asking to access your website,
the larger the latency in the response.

7. 3. Optimize your content
 It is vital to review your website content, which may or may not be appropriately
optimized.
 In this context, optimization refers to images and media content.
 So, you can optimize your website content in the following ways:
1. Begin by compressing the images, without compromising on the quality.
Fortunately, there are a plethora of image optimization website plugins available.
2. Ensure that pictures are loaded directly to your server. This removes the need for
multiple HTTP requests to load pictures from a different source.
3. Use the picture size that is acceptable for your user's screen. Keep in mind that
wasted pixels add weight to your page.

8. 4. Evaluate for Unnecessary plugins and
themes
 While plugins are a great way to make websites more functional and add features,
however, there is such a thing as having too many plugins.
 Installing them on your website indiscriminately not only increases the potential of
security concerns and conflicts, as well as the requirement for maintenance, but it
may also cause your website to slow down.
 Many plugins increase the page weight and HTTP requests by adding extra style
sheets and JavaScript files.
 Furthermore, if they are not correctly written, they may load these assets where
they are not needed, sometimes on every page! So, if you want to speed up your
website, you may remove them.

9. 5. Make use of caching
 Caching, in general, refers to storing sections or the full of your website so that it
may be accessed and loaded more quickly.
 It is the practice of storing regularly requested data locally, either on your server or
in your web browser. Caching commonly visited data points on your local
computer.
 So, depending on the server type, don't forget to cache. If you utilize Shared
Hosting or Managed WordPress Hosting and your abilities are restricted, consider
using browser caching.
 Website browsers use a cache, which lowers the frequency and amount of HTTP
queries, allowing online pages to load even quicker.

10. 6. Use a content delivery network
 If you are catering to a worldwide audience, there is an alternate approach to deal
with latency and geographical concerns, which is content delivery networks.
 These are global networks of computers that have a copy of your website or at
least its most significant static files.
 When it comes to speeding up your website, employing a CDN offers numerous
advantages such as:
1. Users receive data from the nearest place to them. This lowers the distance and
the possibility of delays and latency, increasing the page loading time.
2. Instead of relying on a single server, server load might be spread over many
servers. This lowers the likelihood of download rates slowing during peak traffic
periods.

11. 7. Optimizing database
 The majority of the advice in this guidebook is on enhancing the front end of your
website. It is also crucial to examine what you can do on the backend to speed up
your website.
 This is especially true when working with a database-driven content management
system (CMS) like WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal. On a frequent basis, the
database must be optimized. This includes eliminating temporary disc space and
clearing it of unnecessary data.
 This makes it leaner and allows it to respond more quickly.
 Furthermore, you may optimize the database using plugins on your WordPress
website or manually using a database management tool.

12. Conclusion
 Understanding how to speed up a website is an important skill.
 Site performance is crucial to the success of your website since it is important to
both visitors and search engines.
 Following methods described in the presentation will certainly enhance the speed
of your website.
 To learn more about our high-speed and performance-based hosting options,
please visit www.htshosting.org or contact us at 1800-123-8156.

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