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Yeah… I had to go in and just “resave” modules when moving from 1.5 to 1.7 awhile back. Thankfully it’s not terribly hard. IN my case I forgot to turn off mod_pagespeed first, which meant some of the caching was on, and so something didn’t quite carry over during the upgrade. Annoying, but thankfully not something we have to do every day …. 🙂

@rshaules i’ve just check your site on pagespeed and it seem to be good with mobile and desktop,if you want this score to be better turn off that lazyload from the theme it’s causing the “Prioritize visible content” error..

PAGESPEED RESULTS

https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.christianholydays.com.au%2F

Gtmetrix results

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.christianholydays.com.au/1M1bkA3G

• This reply was modified 11 years by Steven.

Hello

I react on this point I tried:

c) change default WP thumb compression from 90 to 50 (some like 60)

Great for the pagespeed score but OMG all images are now very damaged.

Check for example the first image (and click on it):
http://www.virtualmagie.org/articles/comptes-rendus/conferences-rencontres/duraty/
(Other are links from our old site).
Note the one put on the site is 2362*3539 pixels.

So I think I will do some compress test on fiew images, choose a higher compression (70% ?) and regenerate all images.

Speed is important but quality is important too more now with Retina screens.

If you have experience on that please let me know.

Regards

• This reply was modified 11 years by Thomas.

BASIC SEO TIPS:

Note that Google rolled out new version of PANDA recently. They continue to refine placement, and are putting emphasis on mobile friendly, ORIGINAL CONTENT, “answers to questions,” https capability, pagespeed insights, sitemaps, and the usual stuff still relevant:
a) inbound links from organic sites, not paid text links or text ads, help placement
b) blocking bad links from “bad sites” such as low quality scrapers – you can disavow bad sites (we do this with sites like ‘searchnaked’ which had thousands of links to us)
c) proper schema markup
d) limit junk posts (e.g., youtube video and one sentence — is not original content)
e) limit content you “steal” from other sites then link to them as source — write your own version, get your own photo; that helps your ranking
f) site structure matters; good navigation, prioritize the POST over categories, tags, etc.
g) don’t sell text links, avoid popups, interstitials that block content loading for Google bot
h) READ the free Google guide to best practices for SEO
i) write original headlines – check your headline to see if it already exists; do something different!
j) posts should have at least 5 paragraphs so it looks like original post and not excerpt of another post
k) don’t use “next page” for home page; conflicts with your category indexes
l) update site regularly — updates every 6 weeks shows lack of new content
m) create your own images where possible, vs copying somebody else’s
n) learn to use your Google webmaster tools (now “console”) properly
o) don’t overload pages with too many ad modules from adsense, amazon, other ad system, etc. — too many ads pollutes your pages
p) use h tags for your relevant subheads in your posts, not just bold sub heads — couch your subheads as answers to questions people might ask “The right way to boil spaghetti” … etc.
q) make sure guest posts are not also being posted on other sites (!!)
r) share the heck out of your posts to social media, but use the social media worth sharing to and ignore the stuff nobody uses anymore (sorry, delicious, diigo, Technorati, etc.)
s) don’t use sock puppets for clicking your ads; paid likes on social media; or similar
t) answer comments on your posts to create dialog
u) make backups of your site often and carefully (!) — if your system crashes, and you’re off the web for prolonged period of time — very bad for SEO after xx days
v) do you have a backup plan if your host goes out of business, or GoDaddy DNS crashes again and your site is down?
w) consider spending a small amount on Google ads to promote your best posts or site on the topic you most want to be found under, like “horse breeding” or whatever
x) make sure your site is verified with all the top search engines
y) ignore stupid things like so called “ranking sites” like Alexa which are completely wrong on traffic, including their inability to track shortcode use
z) check your site regularly to ensure it’s secure ! Make sure you have security plan. Make sure you have privacy policy on your site.

Share and enjoy! 🙂

Copr. © Christopher Simmons
NOT FOR REPUBLICATION!

Hey Chris!

Thanks so much for your reply. I have tried to regenerate some thumbnails, but only with moderate success. I’ve tried four different plugins, and only one works but only works partially.

Out of the 82 images I have on my website, only 59 are able to have thumbnails regenerated after several attempts with various plugins.

Even with these 59 of 82 thumbnails regenerated, page speed is showing up a bit better at 46/100 for mobile and 53/100 for desktop. A bit better than the original scores, but still very very low. I’ve also done four out of five suggestions on the page speed guide at https://forum.tagdiv.com/pagespeed-guide/

Thanks for any suggestions you or anyone else might have. Greatly appreciated!

-Richard

Note that Google rolled out new version of PANDA recently. They continue to refine placement, and are putting emphasis on mobile friendly, ORIGINAL CONTENT, “answers to questions,” https capability, pagespeed insights, sitemaps, and the usual stuff still relevant:
a) inbound links from organic sites, not paid text links or text ads, help placement
b) blocking bad links from “bad sites” such as low quality scrapers – you can disavow bad sites (we do this with sites like ‘searchnaked’ which had thousands of links to us)
c) proper schema markup
d) limit junk posts (e.g., youtube video and one sentence — is not original content)
e) limit content you “steal” from other sites then link to them as source — write your own version, get your own photo; that helps your ranking
f) site structure matters; good navigation, prioritize the POST over categories, tags, etc.
g) don’t sell text links, avoid popups, interstitials that block content loading for Google bot
h) READ the free Google guide to best practices for SEO
i) write original headlines – check your headline to see if it already exists; do something different!
j) posts should have at least 5 paragraphs so it looks like original post and not excerpt of another post
k) don’t use “next page” for home page; conflicts with your category indexes
l) update site regularly — updates every 6 weeks shows lack of new content
m) create your own images where possible, vs copying somebody else’s
n) learn to use your Google webmaster tools (now “console”) properly
o) don’t overload pages with too many ad modules from adsense, amazon, other ad system, etc. — too many ads pollutes your pages
p) use h tags for your relevant subheads in your posts, not just bold sub heads — couch your subheads as answers to questions people might ask “The right way to boil spaghetti” … etc.
q) make sure guest posts are not also being posted on other sites (!!)
r) share the heck out of your posts to social media, but use the social media worth sharing to and ignore the stuff nobody uses anymore (sorry, delicious, diigo, Technorati, etc.)
s) don’t use sock puppets for clicking your ads; paid likes on social media; or similar
t) answer comments on your posts to create dialog
u) make backups of your site often and carefully (!) — if your system crashes, and you’re off the web for prolonged period of time — very bad for SEO after xx days
v) do you have a backup plan if your host goes out of business, or GoDaddy DNS crashes again and your site is down?
w) consider spending a small amount on Google ads to promote your best posts or site on the topic you most want to be found under, like “horse breeding” or whatever
x) make sure your site is verified with all the top search engines
y) ignore stupid things like so called “ranking sites” like Alexa which are completely wrong on traffic, including their inability to track shortcode use
z) check your site regularly to ensure it’s secure ! Make sure you have security plan. Make sure you have privacy policy on your site.

Share and enjoy! 🙂

Copr. © Christopher Simmons
NOT FOR REPUBLICATION!

Hey i have gone through your pagespeed guide n number of times. But can’t figure out how to get the scores up.

http://www.4resumeformat.in

Please help!!

latest version from functions.php .. why are some lines without url and yet reported in PageSpeed Insights?

registered scripts
archivesCW | http://www.cele.si/second/wp-content/plugins/archives-calendar-widget/jquery.archivesCW.min.js
aspexi-facebook-like-box | http://www.cele.si/second/wp-content/plugins/aspexi-facebook-like-box/js/aflb.js
jquery | http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min.js
td-site-min | http://www.cele.si/second/wp-content/themes/Newsmag/js/tagdiv_theme.min.js
comment-reply | /wp-includes/js/comment-reply.min.js
registered styles
ual-style-css | 
archives-cal-classiclight | 
awesome-weather | 
opensans-googlefont | 
google_font_roboto_cond | 
google-fonts-style | 
td-theme | 
td-theme-child |  

https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cele.si%2Fsecond&tab=desktop

• This reply was modified 11 years by gregy1403.

FYI… some of what rocket loader does is also built into the next generation of http which is children of mod_pagespeed and mod_SPDY … mod_SPDY is awesome because it also “packages the page” then sends out one file and caches it, vs multiple files and whatnot. Been testing this awhile with our https site and pretty freaking amazing. 🙂

Lots of great solutions out there, but they all need A/B testing to see what works best for you.

Would be great if Radu did a tutorial at some point on how to optimize site with CF since that does seem to be getting to be super popular this year.

Hello,

How do I improve my score?

I’m using WP-cache but my score is between 83/84 on the desktop and only 65 in Mobile: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tudoemtecnologia com% 2F

Thanks.

Thank you Andrei!

Got those things working again, apparently it was one of those WP caching programs. I deactivated them, search & menus returned but my pagespeed insight score went back down the tubes, doh.

The quest to find a caching plugin that plays well with Newsmag continues…

I use WP Rocket here: https://www.amuzly.com

Don’t run behind speed scores. Scores are just a measure of the fact that “you’re using the guidelines or not.” Make your sites really fast, not just for PageSpeed or GT Metrix. They don’t even record the load time!