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I am facing significant performance issues with my website’s page speed insights. Despite my efforts to optimize it, the performance remains very poor. I have implemented various strategies such as caching, image optimization, and minification, but it seems to have minimal impact. I would greatly appreciate any guidance or suggestions from the forum members on how to improve my page speed and enhance the overall performance of my website. Thank you in advance for your assistance!
This is what the report looks like above
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Figure out why it’s low, you’ve only stated that it’s low, but not why it’s deemed low.
Also likely it’s your hosting that’s slow.
good hosting (linode, vultr, digitalocean)
fast webserver (litespeed, nginx, apache with php-fpm, HTTP2), memhache/redis
light theme (default, generatepress, kadence)
caching plugin – litespeed cache with quic.cloud CDN
proper image format – WebP
There can be many reasons for this, such as slow hosting, bloated plugins, incorrect cache settings, badly coded website, etc. You can DM me if you want help, I’ll be happy to take a look at it for you.
I’m currently on Bluehost and started with bad scores as well. Went through that report one line at a time and worked to address every single item through trial and error. No real Dev experience and got my mobile and desktop scores in high 90’s/100 across the board — so it can be done. I’d recommend getting comfortable with the Network tab in Chrome’s Dev tools and understand what loads and when. Test delaying/deferring JavaScript. Defer what’s not important. Delay what you don’t need at the page load. Look at your code coverage in chrome Dev tools and explore how to address where you’re loading a lot of stuff that isn’t being used. I also recently started using Perfmatters complements my caching app well and has helped me shore up a few other key areas. To be clear, I’m not a Dev. Always make a backup before messing with anything. Embrace that you’ll need to spend a lot of time restoring. You won’t fix all of this overnight, but you can fix it over time. If I can do it (at least to this point), so can you.
I can take a look for you if you want. Dm sent
You’re also checking mobile which is almost always worse than on desktop.
Dm web i can take a look
Check your LCP part of website and optimize images into WebP format and most important use CDN for cache policy..
Just read what google page speed said the problem are.
Aint no magician, you read the problem and find a solution to fix it. Like too many heavy images? Resize them and optimized the weight to be no more than 100ko if possible.
Use a cache system such as lite speed cache (only if your provider includes it).
Problem of js? What js google font? Upload the font directly on your website. Some shifty script? Defer them of possible. YouTube video? Add a lazy load, etc etc…
Read the problem and use google to understand what it is and find a fix.
Good luck