Tips to Speed up your wordpress website

Below Mention 15 - region to improve WordPress website speed, please check it

1. Choose a good host
2. Start with a solid framework / theme
3. Use an effective caching plugin
4. Use a Content Delivery Network
5. Customize images
6. Optimize your homepage for quick loading
7. Customize your WordPress database
8. Disable hotlinking and leaching of your content
9. Add an expiration header for static resources
10. Adjust Gravatar images
11. Add LazyLoad to your images
12. Control the quantity of stored post modification
13. Turn off pingback and trackback
14. Replace PHP with static HTML if necessary
15. Use Cloud Flare

For more details, visit the hostgator.in

"Optimize your WordPress database" its very interesting, how do that?

Very bad suggestions. Very...

Add Autoptimize with w3 total cache. works like charm

Using cloud flare needs to be setup correctly because you could be making the users wait 5-10 seconds before being able to access your website,

Optimizing your WordPress is the recurring process. You have to re-optimize your blog weekly or twice a month if your posting frequency is 5 times a week.

Because when you publish new content (un-optimized) will affect the current speed.

Tools I use to monitor my WordPress speed is GtMetrix, Pingdom and Google PageSpeed Insights.

Good suggestions so far. I would add:

- Use fewer plugins
- Run your website on a web server that uses NGINX or LiteSpeed (these are usually fast out of the box). If you use Apache, make sure your server is properly optimized.
- Run your website on a web hosting plan that supports HTTP/2 protocol

Sometimes, the number one cause for a slow WordPress website is the high number of active plugins.

While the number of plugins doesn't directly decrease the performance of your website, the role of those specific plugins and the way they are coded, can make your website very slow, use more CPU, and server resources.

WordPress on its own is fast. It's well-written based upon years of continuous development. In all the cases we've worked with, it has been plugins slowing sites down, quick to identify by just renaming the `plugins` directory to `plugins_bak`. There's some really awful ones out there, both in terms of performance and security.

For anyone reading this and looking to speed up a slow WordPress site - removing any unused or unnecessary plugins should always be the first port of call.

get WP Fastest Cache plugin and edit you htaccess to allow caching.
You could use a CDN for added juice if you have the budget.

For speed up your WordPress website you can optimize CSS and image. Which are generally main two reasons for speed up WordPress website.

There is so much you can do to improve the speed of your wordpress website.

1. Install Caching Plugin
2. Optimize your images for speed. You may use any image optimizer plugin.
3. Choose the most reliable host possible.
4. Opt the for most light-weight wordpress theme possible.
5. Somehow, you have to control the quantity of stored post modification.
6. Go for Cloud Flare.
6. Use any reliable content delivery network.
7. Do optimize your wordpress database.
8. Minify your HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Before we ponder on how to speed up WordPress site, let's understand why we need to optimize the speed. In addition to several other factors, Google's search algorithm also includes your page speed as one of the important parameters for calculating PageRank.

Let's forget about the numbers and other technical details for a moment. What would you like - a website that loads faster or a website that is always sluggish? You would like the faster one because it saves your time. Admit it, you would move on to another site if it doesn't load as it should.
Checklist for WordPress optimization to speed up website

Now that one has established the need to speed up websites, one has to move on to the know-how. There are many techniques and processes to reduce the loading time of a website. Here is a list of some of the steps you can follow to drastically increase WordPress optimization.

Minimize HTTP Requests
Reduce server response time
Enable compression
Enable browser caching
Minify Resources
Optimize images
Optimize CSS Delivery
Prioritize above-the-fold content
Reduce the number of plugins you use on your site
Reduce redirects

These are some of the basic techniques one can follow for any website speed optimization or WordPress optimization that promises above satisfactory user experience. Though we know we can use a CDN to improvise the server response time of existing websites, it is always good to choose the right hosting if it is a new website. Also, the uptime of a hosting server plays a major role in customer retention. Here is a good piece of analysis of the hosts in US based on its performance.

Beside everything you said above, I can say that modern image formats, especially WebP helps a lot speeding up the website.

For the moment they are supported like a charm on Chrome and chromium based web browsers, but definitely others like Mozilla and Safari (webkit) will follow. For Wordpress, I use and recommend Media WebP plugin because it uses the default format (jpg/png) as a fallback.

For speed up WordPress website you need to optimize images and CSS. So your WordPress website improved.

A very first step to make your WordPress site run waster is to upgrade PHP to version 7.3, which will make your site more than two times faster in comparison to PHP 5.6.

Here are some ways to speed up your WordPress website

1. Minify JS and CSS files.
2. Implement a Contnet Delivery Network
3. Enable GZIP Compression
4. Optimize WordPress Database
5. Optimize Images Using Smart Compression
6. Remove Unnecessary Plugins
7. Update Your WordPress Version
8. Caching

Another option ( if you can afford it) is go with a true managed wordpress host that "would" take care of the tuning

Use minimum plugins.
Use CDN.

Some decent tips there. Anyone tried using WP Rocket cache plugin?

One more again. If you want to speed up loading your Wordpress site, maybe you can change your server hosting from Apache to Litespeed server.