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Browse through Pressable’s website performance articles and blog posts to learn how you keep your WordPress website running fast.

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Website Performance

How To Improve Core Web Vitals on Your WordPress Site

Core Web Vitals are performance metrics that affect how Google evaluates your site. They measure how quickly the main content loads, how responsive the site feels, and how stable the layout is. You can think […]

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Website Performance

What Is High Availability Hosting for WordPress?

You’re about to go live with a holiday season product launch. The marketing and creative teams have spent weeks preparing. Excitement is high as you finally hit “publish.” But instead of new products, you see […]

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Website Performance

WordPress Downtime Costs: Why Uptime Guarantees Matter

As consumers, we’ve all been there. You visit a website, ready to make an important or exciting purchase, and you find the business’s website is down. It could be scheduled maintenance, could be planned maintenance […]

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Website Performance

Best Practices for Implementing a Scalable WordPress Site

The WordPress codebase powers some of the largest websites on the internet, which includes sites with millions of pages, users, or visitors. WordPress is extremely scalable, but not all WordPress websites are designed for growth. […]

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WordPress Ecommerce

Advanced Techniques for WooCommerce Speed Optimization

WooCommerce stores don’t run themselves and a slow ecommerce website can also seriously hurt your business. Missed sales opportunities, revenue loss, and a tarnished reputation are just some potential consequences. Customers expect fast online shopping […]

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Website Performance

A Guide for Improving WordPress’ Server Response Time

Google’s research shows that 53% of mobile users leave a page that takes longer than three seconds to load, highlighting the critical nature of optimal server response times. For WordPress site owners, server response time […]

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Website Performance

Addressing WordPress’s ‘ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT’ Error

If you’ve ever been faced with the ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT error in WordPress, you know how frustrating it can be. While it’s a common issue, its complexity can leave website owners feeling overwhelmed. Understanding this error allows […]

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WordPress Tutorials

How to Clear Cache in WordPress

If you work on WordPress websites, you’re probably tired of telling clients or team members to refresh their browsers to see the changes you just made. And the reality is, a browser refresh might not […]

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Website Performance

Defining Server-Side Caching: An In-Depth Look

Think about it: when you enter a website, and it loads faster than you can say “cache,” doesn’t it feel like a breath of fresh air? That’s because the faster your site loads, the happier […]