How can I get website speed under 0.2 sec if google page insights show everything is 100%.
How can I get website speed under 0.2 sec if google page insights show everything is 100%.
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I have checked my website [https://moneymystica.com](https://moneymystica.com/) and got magical scores. but if here is any seo expert can tell still my page response time is .77 sec . I have no idea 💡 how to get it under .2 sec.
Do u use any kind of caching plugins? They could speed up your website plus they can set you up with CDN and lazy image loading.
>how to get it under .2 sec.
>Initial server response time was short Root document took 190 ms
Because your initial server response was .19 seconds, you need everything else to occur in .01 seconds. That doesn’t seem feasible.
1. Where are your servers located? Where is your audience located?
2. Have you checked to make sure that you have gzip and or brotli compression actually activated on your server?
Also, why not just serve a static page instead of wordpress? Remove unnecessary or unused CSS. These are the ways.
If you want to do better than .2, you should evaluate moving WP to a sub dir and using just an index.php or index.html page that includes all of the CSS and uses no JS. Basically, just one server call to fetch the page from where visitors can access the actual WP site via links and button(s).
I did this once for a membership site which, because of the membership verification process, took over a second to load. I used an html page with a “thinned out” Skeleton framework [http://getskeleton.com/](http://getskeleton.com/) template.
It’s not a bad setup, bypasses most script kiddies and is easy to update.
Everything on your page is deferred: All CSS, all scripts, and even images, which then leads to layout shifts. I mean, your logo does not even load. You need to create at least a critical CSS and also remove lazy loading from the logo.
What I’m saying of course, will add to the load time a little bit, but it is necessary that you do so.
From an SEO standpoint, you have far too many ads!
I would focus on making your user experience better, rather than your site speed…
[https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-moneymystica-com/pc5v5mdiw4?form_factor=mobile](https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-moneymystica-com/pc5v5mdiw4?form_factor=mobile)
Do u use any kind of caching plugins? They could speed up your website plus they can set you up with CDN and lazy image loading.
>how to get it under .2 sec.
>Initial server response time was short Root document took 190 ms
Because your initial server response was .19 seconds, you need everything else to occur in .01 seconds. That doesn’t seem feasible.
1. Where are your servers located? Where is your audience located?
2. Have you checked to make sure that you have gzip and or brotli compression actually activated on your server?
Also, why not just serve a static page instead of wordpress? Remove unnecessary or unused CSS. These are the ways.
If you want to do better than .2, you should evaluate moving WP to a sub dir and using just an index.php or index.html page that includes all of the CSS and uses no JS. Basically, just one server call to fetch the page from where visitors can access the actual WP site via links and button(s).
I did this once for a membership site which, because of the membership verification process, took over a second to load. I used an html page with a “thinned out” Skeleton framework [http://getskeleton.com/](http://getskeleton.com/) template.
It’s not a bad setup, bypasses most script kiddies and is easy to update.
Everything on your page is deferred: All CSS, all scripts, and even images, which then leads to layout shifts. I mean, your logo does not even load. You need to create at least a critical CSS and also remove lazy loading from the logo.
What I’m saying of course, will add to the load time a little bit, but it is necessary that you do so.
From an SEO standpoint, you have far too many ads!
I would focus on making your user experience better, rather than your site speed…
https://imgur.com/a/KqjmcCY