WordPress speed optimisation with real before-and-after numbers
A caching plugin is where most speed work starts and stops. It hides the problem on the first load and does nothing for the underlying cause. I audit what's actually slow, fix it, and show you the difference in measured field data.
What's included
- Full speed audit with prioritised findings
- CSS and JavaScript optimisation and deferral
- Image compression, sizing and modern formats
- Database cleanup and query optimisation
- Caching, object caching and CDN configuration
- Plugin bloat audit and removal
Why it matters
Core Web Vitals are a real ranking signal and a much bigger factor in conversion. Slow pages lose visitors before the content ever loads, and mobile users on poor connections are the first to leave.
Audit first, always
Nothing gets quoted before I've looked at what exists. You get a written scope with what I'd change, what I'd leave alone, and why.
Common questions
What kind of improvement should I expect?
Will you change how the site looks?
Do you optimise for mobile specifically?
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