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Much like with the change to https and Core Web Vitals, once Google announce a change, you are better of learning…
Wordpress Caching Explained Simply - How It Speeds Up Your Website
We can all agree that one of the most irritating things when browsing a website is slow loading times. This can…
How To Choose A Good WordPress Theme For Speed?
A common question we get asked is what Wordpress theme is the best to go with for speed and performance. Because…
How Website Performance Can Boost a Growing Online Business
How Website Performance Can Boost a Growing Online Business Stephani Roberts from the Audacious Mamas podcast interviewed me recently to share some…
Why You Should Use A One-time Secured Link To Share Sensitive Info
Security has been one of our top priorities in building and supporting websites, and we all know that keeping passwords secure…
Best Performing WordPress Caching Plugin In Our Tests
In our years of supporting websites all over the world, we have worked with a number of different caching plugins. But…
How Page Builders Affect your SEO
Choosing a Page Builder is a big strategic decision that could affect the performance of your business website in the long…
Why We Are Switching To Oxygen Builder
Changing our processes and learning a new tool is always a pain, something we avoid if possible. But we also want…
The Best Content Delivery Network (CDN) To Speed Up Your Site
A good CDN will help improve the page load speed and user experience for users all over the globe. If your…
Should You Use Cloud-Based Caching Systems?
User experience is an important factor in keeping visitors on your website and converting them into paying customers. One of the…
Why Use A Sticky-Header Call-To-Action Button?
When designing the user experience of your website, you need to cater to the lowest common denominator. This is not to…
Core Web Vitals: What is Cumulative Layout Shift?
Google has started judging your website based on a new set of metrics. Core Web Vitals are the way Google measures…
