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Serve Static Assets With an Efficient Cache Policy

How to Serve Static Assets With an Efficient Cache Policy

15 Min Read

Websites like GTMetrix, and Google PageSpeed Insights provide suggestions on how to improve the performance of your website. If you are reading this, you are at least aware that every website has opportunities to improve performance, either through manual optimizations or through using plugins like 10Web Booster. In both tools, you may see a suggestion to serve static assets with…

Best WordPress Caching Plugin

Find the Best WordPress Caching Plugin with Our Top 5 Picks

13 Min Read

Caching is a popularly recommended technique for optimizing WordPress website performance. It increases website traffic and conversion rates by speeding up the website and page load times. But… How does caching work? Caching is a mechanism for storing requested information (static files for websites) in a temporary storage location (a cache) for faster access. Here’s how it works practically: Visitor…

How to Clear WordPress Cache

How to Clear WordPress Cache Safely and Efficiently?

16 Min Read

Caching is a technique that is used to improve the performance and speed of websites and other online applications. It works by storing copies of frequently accessed data in temporary storage called cache so that it can be quickly served to users when requested. This can help reduce the amount of time and resources required to generate, improving the overall…

Fastest WordPress Hosting

What’s the Fastest WordPress Hosting [5 Hosts Compared]

23 Min Read

According to Google, “more than half of visits are abandoned if a mobile page takes over 3 seconds to load”. This is why the tech giant applied page speed as a ranking factor in mobile searches as early as July 2018. You may be wondering: why does this matter for my business? Well, according to Google: Google equates low speed…