How to increase Page Mobile Speed for SEO

[warrantyau]

How to increase Page Mobile Speed for SEO

[nancy07]

Some Important Ways To Improve Mobile Page Speed are:

1. Measure and minimize server response time
2. Avoid or minimize redirects to accelerate mobile page speed
3. Optimize and minify CSS and JS files
4. Use gzip compression to reduce file size
5. Use fewer Images

[ritesh3592]

Here are some important ways to increase your page speed:

-Enable compression
-Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML
-Reduce redirects
-Leverage browser caching
-Improve server response time
-Use a content distribution network
-Optimize images

[godwin]

This blog post is a recap of a presentation done at WordCamp Lancaster 2018. Presentation slides can be found at the bottom of this post.

When you’re scrolling through content on your phone or looking something up on a laptop, how long are you willing to wait for what you want to see to load?

5.seconds or more? Maybe if you’re particularly patient and desperately want to see that content.

For most web users, it’s more like 3 seconds or less before 53% of them start leaving. Surveys show around 47% of consumers expect a page to load in 2 seconds or less. To be fair, this information is from a survey conducted in 2011. Since then, the web has only gotten faster, more advanced, and more competitive.

The main takeaway is this – the longer your page takes to load, the more likely a visitor will leave your site.

Why Page Speed Matters

When it comes to why page speed matters and how it relates to SEO, we can break it down into 5 major reasons, or categories:

Search engines are businesses.

User experience matters.

Engagement metrics make a difference.

In ecommerce, especially, time is money.

Slow page speed affects crawl budget.

1. Search Engines are Businesses.

Search engines are businesses too. They’re in the business of “relevancy”. The search engine that’s known for showing the best results gets used the most – and gets the most market share. If they start showing irrelevant results, to the point where people no longer want to use them, they lose.

[jayam]

Measure and minimize server response time. ...
Avoid or minimize redirects to accelerate mobile page speed. ...
Rigorously measure round-trip times. ...
Load above-the-fold content before below-the-fold content. ...
Put JS at the bottom and CSS at the top of HTML files. ...
Optimize and minify CSS and JS files.

[sophiawils59]

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

[ronak]

All you need to do is to speed up your overall website speed. Use vectored png compressed images. use less js and css. keep design simple and most importantly use AMP for blogs...

Here is a guide to speed up your wordpress site (https://aglowiditsolutions.com/blog/speed-up-wordpress-website/)...It will also help in mobile page optimization too...

[vinithaeka]

Measure and minimize server response time. ...
Avoid or minimize redirects to accelerate mobile page speed. ...
Rigorously measure round-trip times. ...
Load above-the-fold content before below-the-fold content. ...
Put JS at the bottom and CSS at the top of HTML files. ...
Optimize and minify CSS and JS files.

[dennis123]

Hi Friends,
Ways to Make Your Mobile Site Load Faster


Compress Images
Compress Resources with GZIP
Minify resources
Leverage Browser Caching
Eliminate Render-Blocking JavaScript and CSS in Above-the-Fold Content
Avoid Landing Page Redirects
Load Visible Content Before CSS and JavaScript Files
Reduce Server Response Time