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WordPress powers roughly 40% of all sites. Out of the box it is fast, but with every plugin and overdone template system that changes. Optimising WordPress takes work, but it is possible to pull decent performance even for Core Web Vitals.

Under the WordPress tag you will find articles on choosing hosting (managed vs shared), caching plugins, image optimisation, and specific problems we solve with WordPress clients.

Optimising WordPress Speed: 6+1 Tips to Please Google and Your Visitors

Website speed is not just a cosmetic detail – it is a crucial factor influencing the success of your online business. A sluggish WordPress site is often due to poor plugin choices, bloated themes, or a lack of knowledge about speed optimisation.

PageSpeed.ONE Expands Services to Include WordPress Optimization, Shoptet Tuning, and SpeedCare Monitoring

We're offering three new ways to ensure your conversions don't slip away due to a slow website. At PageSpeed.ONE, we've tackled web speed for dozens of projects over the years.

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