If your website seems to be sluggish there are many things you can do to speed it up.
Step 1
Update your WordPress plugins and theme.
Step 2
Clear (purge) your cache and make sure QUIC.cloud CDN is turned ON
Step 2
Clean up and optimize your database tables.
Step 3
Deactivate any new plugins you added to see if that may be causing the slowdown.
Load Speed Testing
You can test your website load speed on these two websites:
Pingdom - https://tools.pingdom.com
GTmetrix - https://gtmetrix.com
Your website load speed on our cloud LiteSpeed servers should be under .800 milliseconds.
But if you have WooCommerce and added many other plugins it should be under 1.4 seconds.
If it's over 1.4 seconds then you should run an optimization for sure.
Something may be affecting your loading time.
If all else fails,
you can reach out to customer support to take a look for you.
We will optimize it for free if you've purchased our Master Automation Hub Template.
If not, you can purchase premium support or you can hire a freelance web developer to help you optimize your site.
Speed optimization for WordPress can get tricky so if you're not too technical, let a pro deal with it.
Websites like www.upwork.com or www.freelancer.com are great places to post a job to get help optimizing the speed of your website.
IMPORTANT: For your site to stay as fast as possible it's best to do this optimization at least once per month (but it's not necessary).
If you're on one of our Managed WordPress plans then we take care of this for you every month.
Especially if you make updates very frequently on your website.
