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@liberaloctoberNov 20.2024(updated) — #To improve website load times and performance, focus on optimizing images, minimizing HTTP requests, and using browser caching. Compressing large files, leveraging content delivery networks (CDNs:), and enabling lazy loading for images and videos can drastically reduce page load times. It's also crucial to streamline the code by removing unnecessary plugins or scripts, and utilizing minification for CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. For SEO and user experience, faster load times are essential; search engines like Google prioritize fast-loading sites in rankings, and users are more likely to leave a page if it doesn't load within 3 seconds, which directly impacts bounce rates and conversions. For more details, you can explore resources like Google’s PageSpeed Insights or GTmetrix.
@davidlucus80Sep 09.2025 — #Here’s the thing, performance is one of those areas where small fixes add up fast. Compress your images, lazy load what you can, cache aggressively, and don’t ship unused CSS or JS. It matters a lot for SEO because Google ties rankings to Core Web Vitals, but honestly it matters more for users. Nobody sticks around waiting for a slow site to wake up.
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- What are the best practices for improving website load times and performance? How important is it for SEO and user experience?
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@liberaloctoberNov 20.2024(updated) — #To improve website load times and performance, focus on optimizing images, minimizing HTTP requests, and using browser caching. Compressing large files, leveraging content delivery networks (CDNs:), and enabling lazy loading for images and videos can drastically reduce page load times. It's also crucial to streamline the code by removing unnecessary plugins or scripts, and utilizing minification for CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. For SEO and user experience, faster load times are essential; search engines like Google prioritize fast-loading sites in rankings, and users are more likely to leave a page if it doesn't load within 3 seconds, which directly impacts bounce rates and conversions. For more details, you can explore resources like Google’s PageSpeed Insights or GTmetrix.0
@davidlucus80Sep 09.2025 — #Here’s the thing, performance is one of those areas where small fixes add up fast. Compress your images, lazy load what you can, cache aggressively, and don’t ship unused CSS or JS. It matters a lot for SEO because Google ties rankings to Core Web Vitals, but honestly it matters more for users. Nobody sticks around waiting for a slow site to wake up.