Quick solutions to improve page loading speed

ITZO Content On-Site SEO

If a page takes longer than three seconds to load, more than 25% of users will click away to another search result. That's what SEO experts say.

So here come 10 tips on reducing site and page loading time, which in especially in ecommerce or affiliate sites will potentially help you make more money.

1. Use a content delivery network (CDN)
2. Find a web stack built for speed
3. Choose a mobile-responsive design
4. Use pop-ups sparingly
5. Decrease thumbnail image sizes
6. Compress file and image sizes
7. Minify JavaScript and CSS files
8. Remove broken links
9. Reduce the number of HTTP requests
10. Implement Full Page Caching

A site that is optimised for speed not only enhances the user experience (UX) but can also help to boost your search engine rankings. Site loading is part of on-site SEO which is better explained in Google's overall evaluation of page experience.
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