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Originally Posted by PradeepKr
But in webmaster i see this,

"On average, pages in your site take 4.5 seconds to load (updated on Aug 31, 2010). This is slower than 70% of sites."

And there's chart which shows fastness is showing dowload time to be <1.5 seconds to be fast

So what is your question?

PradeepKr

My question is, Is it really slow? if yes how to make it fast?

shabbir

Quote:

Originally Posted by PradeepKr
My question is, Is it really slow? if yes how to make it fast?

I think so because 4.5 second is acceptable for content pages but if you can improve you should.

PradeepKr

OK, I went through the detailed suggestion on google webmaster.

It says reduce the number of HTTP calls like js/css calls in head section.
Will it be ok if I push them along with the page everytime the page is refreshed and remove the meta tag linking in header section?

Will it overcome the content push overhead?

shabbir

See these are just suggestions and it may not actually work for all sites. Example we have few js files but when combined into one it took more time to actually download that file and things became more slower. So I am fine with not doing that suggestions.

So it is all about experiment to making your website a better user work ex place

PradeepKr

Guys,
I consolidated most of the .js files (related to a single wp-plugin) and teo .css into one, and you know I can feel considerable fall in the download time.

I would recommend you guys to play around with this option and see if it helps you.

shabbir

Yes. I have also done the same on CSS here but JS did not work as expected.

Experiment on all of them and you will see improvements. I saw a 66% ramp up in speed doing this.

weboutsourcing

Hi,

I think If your site relies on doing a lot of database work or some other time-consuming task to generate the page, consider adding server-side caching of the slow operation.

Thanks

raantellus

hi...

Optimize the site content & page loading time is the easy solutions to optimize the websites...!!! meet again.

raantellus

hi...

Here can i use the google optimizer...??? meet again.

shabbir Go4Expert Founder
9Sep2010,22:35	#21
	Quote: Originally Posted by PradeepKr But in webmaster i see this, "On average, pages in your site take 4.5 seconds to load (updated on Aug 31, 2010). This is slower than 70% of sites." And there's chart which shows fastness is showing dowload time to be <1.5 seconds to be fast So what is your question?

PradeepKr Go4Expert Member
9Sep2010,23:42	#22
	My question is, Is it really slow? if yes how to make it fast?

shabbir Go4Expert Founder
10Sep2010,03:40	#23
	Quote: Originally Posted by PradeepKr My question is, Is it really slow? if yes how to make it fast? I think so because 4.5 second is acceptable for content pages but if you can improve you should.

PradeepKr Go4Expert Member
10Sep2010,15:50	#24
	OK, I went through the detailed suggestion on google webmaster. It says reduce the number of HTTP calls like js/css calls in head section. Will it be ok if I push them along with the page everytime the page is refreshed and remove the meta tag linking in header section? Will it overcome the content push overhead?

shabbir Go4Expert Founder
10Sep2010,19:26	#25
	See these are just suggestions and it may not actually work for all sites. Example we have few js files but when combined into one it took more time to actually download that file and things became more slower. So I am fine with not doing that suggestions. So it is all about experiment to making your website a better user work ex place

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PradeepKr Go4Expert Member
10Sep2010,19:54	#26
	Guys, I consolidated most of the .js files (related to a single wp-plugin) and teo .css into one, and you know I can feel considerable fall in the download time. I would recommend you guys to play around with this option and see if it helps you.

shabbir Go4Expert Founder
10Sep2010,20:07	#27
	Yes. I have also done the same on CSS here but JS did not work as expected. Experiment on all of them and you will see improvements. I saw a 66% ramp up in speed doing this.

weboutsourcing Banned
13Sep2010,10:28	#28
	Hi, I think If your site relies on doing a lot of database work or some other time-consuming task to generate the page, consider adding server-side caching of the slow operation. Thanks

raantellus Banned
13Sep2010,14:59	#29
	hi... Optimize the site content & page loading time is the easy solutions to optimize the websites...!!! meet again.

raantellus Banned
22Sep2010,16:18	#30
	hi... Here can i use the google optimizer...??? meet again.

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