ing your cache clean can positively affect your website. With web servers or hosting plans, there is usually an option for dumping your cache. Go into your “manage page” options and look for an option such as “optimize your site” or “website accelerator.” It is understood by most web server host owners that doing this means you want to speed up your website. They use a cache purge to achieve this.
If you have a website on WordPress or any server that allows you to use plugins, you may want to occasionally check to see if your plugins are causing page speed issues or other technical problems.
Most plugins work efficiently without weighing down your server, but this often depends on the amount of traffic you have on your web server, whether or not you have a dedicated server, and other factors.
To ensure that plugins run effectively all of the time, you may want to consider getting a dedicated server so that you do not have to share your connection with anyone else.
Keep-Alive connections use TCP technology to allow client and servers to use the same connection. They send multiple HTTP requests and responses back and forth on the same protocol. What does this do? It allows website owners to avoid the 3-way handshake that is usually required for new connections that are often responsible for slow loading times and startups.
The “Keep-alive” connection is enabled by default in HTTP/1.1.
Once you switch to HTTP/1.0, it will close this connection after completing the client-server request.
As we mentioned earlier, compressing your images or files is one quick and easy way to slow down a lagging website.
Compressing images is one way you can reduce the size of your image load on your server without having to remove photos, graphics, or large infographics. Use compression tools before you upload your images if you have a particularly large image or allow your web server to do this if this is an option with your web server.
What is SEO? If you are hosting a website for your online business, you need to have a basic understanding of search engine optimization. SEO, as it is called, has been around for a long time. There is some misunderstanding on its importance today though, ever since Google has reduced the amount of importance it places on keywords.
But it is important to remember that SEO is something that you should begin as soon as you set up your website or web properties and continue it on a weekly or monthly basis from now on. While paid advertising offers a “quick fix” in bringing you immediate traffic, think of SEO as that natural content that you build over time.
The use of SEO should include outbound and inbound links, as well, which both increase your ranking in Google and improve your leads magnet. It is important to note that Google considers links coming into your site as more important than outbound links that you link out to.
However, it helps your site in other ways when you link out to relevant sites that help your customers find what they are looking for. Sometimes you may not win a sale that day from a customer but you may win their trust because you helped them and this is valuable, also.
What is SEO Content?
SEO content is any content that increases your natural search results in Google and the other search engines. In the past, this was only about keywords. Now it also includes all of your links and sites that you have come or gone from your site, as well as graphics, videos, and podcasts, since all of these digital assets often have their own search directories, as well.
When developing your SEO content and the other content for your websites, remember that high-quality content is the most important thing. This idea was promulgated by Google as of the most recent algorithm update and several other updates before this.
Remember that SEO only speaks to the search engines, while your website is the entity that speaks to your customers and visitors. It is the job of SEO (the matching of your SEO content with customers who are searching for your content) to help make that connection. But it is your job on you