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Co-authored with WP Engine, this is the essential guide to all things related to website performance and how to optimise your content

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Website performance may be a complex puzzle, but your web host is the centerpiece. From page speed to security to scalability, your web host is more than a service provider, they’re the foundation on which site performance rests.

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Fabio Torlini

SVP and Managing Director, International, WP Engine

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Does your website perform well?

The latest addition to our Enterprise Series will help you to navigate every aspect of website performance.

This guide focuses on the factors that influence website performance, optimum processes, how to avoid common mistakes, the relationship between SEO and website performance and more.

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, every second counts. Slow websites not only frustrate your visitors but also hurt your bottom line. Optimising your website is the key to delivering a lightning-fast user experience that keeps your audience engaged.

Collaborating with WP Engine

For this topic, we’ve partnered with the WP Engine team, renowned in the WordPress technology world for their award-winning solutions tailored to organisations of all sizes.

This collaboration ensures that you’ll receive the latest insights and best practices in website optimisation. WP Engine‘s commitment to excellence and innovation, combined with our expertise, guarantees you a dynamic roadmap to online greatness.

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Why Improve Website Performance?

Improving website performance enhances user experience, ensuring that visitors enjoy fast-loading pages and seamless navigation, which translates into higher engagement and lower bounce rates. It also positively impacts search engine rankings, bolstering SEO efforts and increasing organic traffic.

Moreover, an optimised website boosts conversion rates, leading to higher sales and revenue. Ultimately, investing in website performance is a strategic move that not only enhances the digital presence but also drives business growth and customer satisfaction.

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