WordPress Performance
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WordPress Performance
How to Improve Core Web Vitals
The key to success for your WordPress website lies in the user experience. As a business owner, webmaster, or digital marketer, you should understand how to improve Core Web Vitals…
WordPress Performance
Comparing Disk, Redis, and Memcached: Understanding...
Caching is a critical component in modern web applications, helping to enhance performance, reduce load times, and improve user experience. Among the many caching solutions available, Disk, Redis, and Memcached…
WordPress Performance
Elevate Your Website with W3 Total Cache Premium...
Website speed and reliability are crucial for online success. Slow loading times frustrate users and harm your SEO. W3 Total Cache (W3TC) offers powerful solutions to enhance your WordPress site’s…
WordPress Performance
W3 Total Cache’s Top CDN Choice: Introducing...
As a dedicated tool for enhancing website performance, W3 Total Cache has always prioritized providing the best solutions for our users. With the recent changes at StackPath, we are excited…
WordPress Performance
How to Increase Web Page Speed
Having a website that loads quickly is more important than ever. According to Google, conversions can fall by up to 20% for every second delay in mobile page load. Most…
WordPress Performance
Fix render blocking css added by Code Snippets plugin
While optimizing a site with W3 Total Cache recently, we ran into the following issue: A css file named https://domain.org/?code-snippets-css=1&ver=9 was render blocking, and causing a 150ms delay on mobile….
WordPress Performance
Is WordPress Hosting Really Better Than Shared?
When getting your website online you likely did some research on Web Hosting. After all, you can’t have a website if the content doesn’t have a place to live! You…
WordPress Performance
BoldGrid Joins Forces with W3 Total Cache
The BoldGrid team is happy to announce that we’ve joined forces with W3 Total Cache, the powerful Web Optimization Framework trusted by over 1 Million active WordPress websites. Why W3…