Thanks for the compliment Akborm, one likes a compliment from time to time, and you made my day in just a few kind words.

I am glad that my article about how to speed up a website loading time comes handy to you. If you have any questions, please make sure to ask them in the comments’ section, okay?

Best wishes,

John

I can imagine how you must have been hungry by the time you finalized your order Shannon. That is why Google really look at the download speed of a website to determine the rank it deserves, so it is something that a webmaster should seriously improve on (not easy to control though).

You can use any of the plugins or programs I am suggesting Shannon, it is up to you to decide which one you feel most comfortable with. However, I would strongly recommend that you use 2 or 3 so that you have a variety of opinions (just like getting a second medical opinion).

Thanks for commenting again on my articles Shannon, and I wish you an excellent day.

John 

I have my own website but unfortunately, I had no idea about those tools and techniques that you just mentioned. Now I can improve my web with those tools and techniques but all credits go to you because of this blog.

Just the other day it took me what felt like FOREVER to order just one sub sandwich for pickup. Each time I wished to add a topping or make a change it took another ice age and don’t even get me started on how long it took for me to pay the tab! If I wasn’t so set on that sandwich I would have been long gone before I even got half way through the order!

I had already been using tools to check site speed but many of the ideas you suggest such as using a cache plugin or using something like Gzip had never occurred to me. I plan on looking into each of these options. Which do you think is the best to start with? Do you utilize all these techniques with your own site? Thanks!