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Page speed has become the hot new topic for search engines, and a lot of people are asking themselves how important it is. It’s something you definitely want to worry about because page speed can affect your rankings on Google SERPs (search engine results pages). Here we will discuss how to improve your website’s page load time, so you can start moving toward gaining more favor with Google, which leads to higher exposure in the search engines.

What is page speed?

Page speed is the time it takes for your website to load, and if you want people to stay on your page or come back again in the future that’s something you should really work on.

Page speed can be affected by a number of things, but the 2 biggest issues are slow or overwhelmed servers and poorly optimized images.

Server Response Time

The best way to reduce page load times is by reducing the amount of data you are requesting from your server. The average webpage will require anywhere between 100-150 requests before it’s displayed in a browser, and each one takes time for the servers to send back!

The easiest way to increase your server response time is by upgrading your bandwidth. For example, if you have a shared hosting account with 100GB of data transfer per month and you are using up 50GB each month then you could upgrade to 250 or more GBs, which should give substantially faster page responses for the same price.

Ideally, the best scenario would be having a dedicated server with unlimited bandwidth so that there’s no limit on how fast pages can load!

If it’s not feasible to do this then make sure your host company has servers in different locations around the world. This will decrease lag times as people from all over visit your website at once. Many companies offer “cloud” services now too that store copies of websites, so no matter where someone is they will have a great experience with your website.

Image Optimizations

Image sizes are often overlooked when designing a website, this can lead to slow-loading pages and poor user experiences. A good way to optimize images for page speed is to use a tool like ImageOptim, which can reduce the file size of your image by up to 90% without changing its quality.

the reduced size is a lighter load on the server and makes the site “easier to load and the user can feel the difference in speed at which a page loads after they click.

Other important page speed factors are:

• The number and size of images on the page
• Number and size of multimedia files on the page, such as videos or sound clips. In most cases, it’s best to keep these short so that they don’t hold up other content from loading quickly.
• Scripts are a big factor in how a site loads for some users. Scripts add weight to pages because they’re often quite large,” says Andreas Hofmann, CEO at WebpageFX. “On average, scripts account for about 20% of total load time.” This is why reducing the amount and complexity of the script can be an effective way to reduce your website’s overall load speed.
• “Frames” also contribute significantly to slow speeds with their increased overhead

How Do You Fix It?

Fixing page speed issues can be time-consuming and often tedious, which is why we offer a very reasonably priced done for you service that allows you to feel confident in knowing your site loads properly every time, without the headache of coding, optimizing, and testing.

To learn more please fill out the form on this page and we can discuss the option to increase your page speed and handle other important optimizations.