3 Key Takeaways
- The top four questions Phil will ask you about your web speed
- Why GoDaddy is not a good choice for a professional website
- Phil’s top three recommendations for better hosts
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Show Notes
- The top four things to focus on
- Who is your host?
- You get what you pay for
- “Friends don’t let friends host on GoDaddy!” -Phil Reinhardt
- Lower budget: Bluehost
- You’re not going to get nickeled and dimed as much as GoDaddy
- Next suggestion: SiteGround
- “It’s a little more expensive, but worth every penny!” -Phil Reinhardt
- They maintain their new servers and have phenomenal support
- His highest suggestion: A2 Hosting
- You can sign for different tiers of speed
- An example of the differences he’s seen by switching a site to A2
- How many plugins do you have on your site?
- The more plugins, the more loading your site may have, especially if you don’t update them!
- Old codes are sometimes incompatible with new ones
- The more plugins, the more loading your site may have, especially if you don’t update them!
- The issue with overloading a photo with higher pixels that need to resize
- Phil’s common practice of personally resizing images on his client’s speed
- The overall file size
- To upload a megabyte or higher on a computer, it will take a while
- Reduce that file size before uploading
- To upload a megabyte or higher on a computer, it will take a while
- “When was the last time you’ve had your database cleaned up or optimized?” -Phil Reinhardt
- Do you use the same pages of code?
- Code optimization
- Have a conversation about optimizing your website with Phil!
- Reach out on philreinhardt.com ➝ Contact