What role does website speed play?

[Sven]

Thank you to everyone. It was a pleasure speaking with you all.

[Aiden]

The results of a HubSpot poll of over 400 online traffic analysts are mixed. Only 16.7% of B2B websites receive between 40,001 and 100,001 unique monthly visits, compared to 22.5 per cent of B2C sites. However, only 14.7 percent of B2C sites receive over 100K unique monthly visits, whereas 16.7% of B2B sites do.

[Elliott]

May I know the average amount of traffic that a website receives?

[Ivy Afton]

You can conduct a traceroute between your computer and your website to examine the connection if you detect poor speeds when visiting your site.

[Elliott]

Network congestion, bandwidth throttling and limits, data discrimination and filtering, and content filtering can all cause slow site performance.

[Connor]

What causes a website to load slowly?

[Colton Abbe]

Here are some of the ways:
a) Compression should be enabled.
b) CSS, JavaScript, and HTML should all be compressed.
c) Redirects should be minimised.
d) JavaScript that is rendering-blocking should be removed.
e) Make use of browser caching.
f) Reduce the time it takes for a server to respond.
g) Make use of a content distribution network.
h) Improve the quality of your photographs.

[Blake Acy]

How can I make my website load faster?

[Colton Abbe]

The short answer is that page speed does have an impact on SEO. Page speed is a direct ranking component, as Google's Algorithm Speed Update has made clear.

[Aiden]

Your website should load in under three seconds, or two seconds if it's an eCommerce site.

[Sven]

May I know the importance of website speed.