Performance

Speed, caching, load times… your WordPress site’s performance is vital to its longevity. From your site visitors’ experience to the SEO impact of performance, you want to make sure this is one of the most important aspects of any website build.

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WordPress Speed Need a Boost? Here’s What You Need to Know

Imagine you run a WordPress blog for boat repair and product reviews. You have a significant reader base who love your in-depth analysis, but recently, you’ve been receiving feedback about slow load times. You’ve noticed a slight drop in traffic as well, which might be due to the slow speed. Now, you decide to take action to optimize your website speed.

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Introducing Redis: Boosting WordPress Performance and Scalability

Introducing Redis: Boosting WordPress Performance and Scalability

Redis is revolutionizing caching with its rapid performance and scalability. Ideal for WordPress sites with high user load requirements, it optimizes read and write operations. Whether it’s small-scale cache or a full-blown backend solution for static content, Redis has you covered. Learn to harness its power for a faster, more responsive website.

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How To Fix High CPU Usage In WordPress

High CPU usage from your WordPress site is never a good sign. At best, you’ll see loading times drop to a snail’s pace, and at worst, your site can become inaccessible to visitors. 

Scary stuff, isn’t it? Luckily, there are plenty of things you can do to sort out your CPU issues once and for all!

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WooCommerce Permalinks: Tips & Tricks

Learn the tips and tricks for setting up and optimizing WooCommerce permalinks for better SEO performance. From choosing the right structure to troubleshooting common issues, get the most out of your WooCommerce URLs.

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What is the Query Monitor Plugin?

With Query Monitor, not only do you get a nice, clean interface to browse this information, you get all of it out of the box, without having to modify your codebase, allowing you to very quickly start debugging issues and figure out what portion of your codebase needs to be modified.

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