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If you’re hosting your WordPress site with SiteGround, you get multiple ways to optimize its performance. You get built-in caching via SiteGround’s SuperCacher, and they also offer a companion SG... View Article
If you’ve ever tried to install a caching plugin while using WP Engine, you’ll know full well that WP Engine bans all caching plugins because they interfere with their server-level... View Article
Comparing WP Rocket and WP Super Cache is kind of like asking whether or not it’s worth paying for a premium caching plugin over a free plugin. WP Rocket is... View Article
When it comes to speeding up your WordPress site, using a good WordPress caching plugin is one of the most popular tips you’ll see. It’s in pretty much every piece... View Article
Created by Automattic — the company behind WordPress.com and one of the largest contributors to WordPress open-source software — Jetpack by WordPress.com is one of the most influential and feature-rich... View Article
A major complaint we often here about WordPress (almost always from relatively inexperienced users) is that it’s slow – or at least slower than simple static sites. And while there... View Article
Website speed is a big deal. It has a direct influence on the chances of a visitor returning, conversion rates, customer satisfaction levels, and even the chances of your website... View Article
