Nothing kills website traffic faster than a slowly loading speed. Turns out that the healthy relationship between influx of users, conversion rates, and sales on the website begins to fall apart the moment there is as much as a second delay over the average 3-seconds page load time. Beyond that, people tend to leave the […]
Images impact the load time of a website. The faster the site, the better the user experience, leading to conversions and profits. Business managers and owners want their site’s images to load fast, even on mobile devices. But how do they do it? In “The Case for Optimizing Image Performance,” my article last week, I
Image credit: 13 Phunkod/Shutterstock Online consumers are driven by speed. Here’s why it’s so important for your website to be fast and what to do if it’s not. Pause whatever you’re doing and grab your phone. Open your web browser and type in the website of your favorite local restaurant. Count the number of seconds
Did you know a staggering 70% of consumers admit that the speed pages load on a website affects their buying decisions? Page Load Speed Impacts Buying Decisions This was the finding of Unbounce’s 2019 Page Speed Report, which surveyed 750 consumers and 395 marketers. The survey also found that the majority of marketers aren’t making
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mrrse A fresh report has been added to the wide database of Market Research Report Search Engine (MRRSE). The research study is titled “Smart Mining Market – Outlook and Growth Stance Forecasted Through 2025” which encloses important data about the production, consumption, revenue and market share, merged with information related to the market scope and
Darren: Hey there and welcome to Episode 271 of the ProBlogger podcast. My name’s Darren Rowse and I’m the founder of ProBogger, a blog podcast, ebooks, courses, and events that are all designed to help you to start a blog, and to grow that blog, and to build profit around that blog. Now, today, with
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If you’re concerned about your Google rankings and website page load speed, you should keep them in perspective. Website developers and marketers buzz about page load time, especially because Google announced beginning this past July that speed is a keyword ranking factor for some mobile versions of websites. In a Google Webmaster Central Blog
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Brands across all industries need to rethink their mobile experiences to focus on speed A study by Google Research found that the average load time for a landing page on mobile is 22 seconds on an average 3G connection, while over half of your visitors will leave if the page takes longer than 3 seconds. As
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We’ve said it time and again: site speed is a crucial aspect of your SEO. That’s why we often write about site speed tools, speed optimization, and other things you need to know to make your site lightning fast. One factor in site speed is image optimization: on most sites, images will play a part
The main reason a website “hangs” or loads slowly usually results from trying to load a large resource. Resources like CSS, JavaScript, and images should be reduced in size whenever possible. Not loading a resource can also help improve your mobile page speed. If you don’t have an image gallery on the page, why are
