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  • #1904795
    Mayank

    My website speed is low even after uploading your template
    please tell me why this is happening
    You can see the speed of my website by clicking on the link given below
    https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fastgyan.com%2F&tab=mobile

    #1904885
    Elvin
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Hi there,

    There are quite a lot of things involved on why the performance score is low.

    The most obvious ones are:

    – The site’s assets are not optimized.

    Solution: Get an optimization plugin to address this. Most users here use WP Rocket, LiteSpeed cache or Autoptimize.

    – The site’s response time is slow

    Solution: Normally, you address this by changing to a better quality host.

    – Large image size.

    Solution: Manually reupload a compressed version of the image or get an image optimization plugin to do it for you.

    #1904912
    Mayank

    Thanks for reply.
    I would like to tell you recently I have transferred the entire website to another hosting
    There is no problem of server speed on that website.
    Check it out by clicking on the link given below
    https://gtmetrix.com/reports/fastgyan.com/SOly1umL/
    and i have also installed the plugin with litespeed
    my image size is too small
    But still my website speed is low after uploading your template
    But if I use any other paid template then I see the speed a little better there
    so please tell me why my speed is low even after uploading your template

    #1905251
    David
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Hi there,

    GeneratePress job is to provide the templates for which your content is displayed, like all themes, what it cannot do is magically fix the performance issues related to the content and code that you add to your site. It first off doesn’t know what you have added, and if it did, it wouldn’t interfere with that code.

    The PSI reports provides you with a list of Opportunities and Diagnostics that display and explain the performance issues of your site. Look under Diagnostics you will see:

    Reduce the impact of third-party code
    Minimize main-thread work
    Reduce JavaScript execution time

    All of which carry a large Time value. And the majority of them are 3rd Party Advert Scripts.

    On that note I inspected your site, And i see this in the <head> of your site:

    https://www.screencast.com/t/haeUQZuky

    The code i highlighted in red, all advert scripts, which are being injected into your site via proxy services, WordPress and the theme is not involved in that code being added.

    Then before the closing </head> you have a bunch of preload links for advert scripts.

    https://www.screencast.com/t/re2dRb3mra

    All those scripts have to be downloaded and executed, as well as deal with all the code that those codes generate.
    You can get a better picture of that here on a Web Page Test:

    https://www.webpagetest.org/result/210823_BiDcNT_3afc538b144da2a1dd0b94519ad375c4/1/details/#waterfall_view_step1

    Thanks to all those advert scripts the browser has to handle 229 network requests (!!!!) and compile all that code before it can even begin rendering the LCP element.

    To resolve the issue you need to review how you’re loading your adverts, if you want better PSI scores then you should defer the loading of advert scripts, currently they are the top priority and your page loading will never improve whilst that is the case.

    #1906092
    Mayank

    The problem you have shown me by a screenshot
    I can’t solve that problem myself
    can you help me
    If I give you admin panel of WordPress can you solve my problem

    #1906177
    mkjj

    In addition to what David said: Google services notoriously slow down a website. How much this will effect your site depends on where your server is. I am located in Germany. So, all requests go a long way to servers in the US. This will destroy the performance of most websites. This is why I try to avoid Google services on customer websites. This is not an option for you, I guess. 🙂

    #1906493
    David
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Hi Mayank,

    we don’t do development work on a users sites.

    If Google search for “How to stop google adverts slowing my wordpress website” you will find lots of articles and tutorials on the issue.

    #1987567
    Camilla

    Hi Mayank,

    Your site speed on mobile seems good now. May I know what you did to improve your mobile speed? I’m having the same issue but have no clue how to fix it yet. Your reply would be appreciated.

    Thanks.
    Camilla

    #1987770
    David
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Hi Camilla,

    if you want to raise a new topic, and share a link to your site we can take a look and provide some advice.

    #1988914
    Camilla

    Thank you David. I’ll raise a new topic.

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