In the final segment of our Website Performance Series, we'll cover how to take stock of your needed website upgrades, analyze data, present your findings, and move forward with site improvement.
The search rank of your website is based on several factors according to Google. Luckily, many of these are factors within your control. Let's look at what you can do to check your core web vitals and manage your SEO.
Caching is a big aspect of website performance. We'll walk through what a cache is, how caching improves performance, and the three cache types you'll encounter.
When we talk about website performance, it's important to consider the actual speed in which the server hosting your website code can get and return a response. We dive into ways to monitor server and network speed in our latest website performance series blog post.
Adding marketing technologies like chatbots, analytics, and social tools can slow down your website. Here’s how to keep tabs on which technologies might be causing the biggest performance issues.
Is your website loading fast enough to offer a good user experience to visitors? We'll help you learn how to measure your website’s largest contentful paint and other insights using three common and easy-to-use tools.
A slow website load time can affect customer satisfaction, increase abandonment, hurt brand experience, impact SEO, frustrate site admins, and more. Learn how to improve your website speed in our performance series.
In many instances, before users speak to any of your employees, walk through your front door, or even find you on social media, their first interaction with your brand will be your website.
