Why Your Website Feels Slow, and What Speeds It Up
Most slow websites did it to themselves, and that's good news, because you can undo it, usually without changing hosts. Here's where the load time goes and which fixes fit in an afternoon.
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Your business is in Helsinki and the server is in the Netherlands. We measured exactly what that costs, and it turns out to be about 29 milliseconds. Here's why that number matters far less than the one nobody checks.
Read article →Most slow websites did it to themselves, and that's good news, because you can undo it, usually without changing hosts. Here's where the load time goes and which fixes fit in an afternoon.
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