If you have done the job of Buying Hosting and Domain, then the next step is to look over the website Design, so let me highlight something that will amaze you to experience the website relating to the SEO Condition of your Website.
Let us discuss the term SEO:-
SEO or Search Engine Optimisation leads to website Optimisation in such a way that your visitors, as well as Search Engines, don’t get hurt when viewing your website. So you must concentrate on the website to optimize and have a good time loading.SEO is always required to maintain a good Google Ranking.
Now let’s come to what the point is that you are required to look after the Optimisation:-
1. Website Loading
In every case, we must look after the website loading so that it does not take too much time to load the website completely. The website loading can be decreased by decreasing the loading of images. For example, if your page has one image, the web browser will download only one image. If you have more images, it will load all the other images, too, so the web page loading time will increase. Similarly, if you are serving ads on your website, then the webpage will more time to load as the ads generally serve the source from an external domain and server, which is not under your control. You will notice that the page with only TEXT is loading fast, and the Page which is having too many images takes too much time to load.
2. Leverage Browser Caching
Do you know that by caching our website internally can serve the pages more quickly to the visitors and save our Limited bandwidth? Suppose when visitors come to your home page and then go to any of the internal pages, they will serve the pages more quickly, as it will load only the new portion of the pages. WordPress users can use the W3 Total Cache Plugin for it. I will bring another topic for the setup of W3 Total Cache for fine-tuning.
3. Compression with GZip
In short, contents travel from server-side to client-side (vice versa) whenever an HTTP request is made. Compressing the content for sending greatly reduces the time needed to process each request.
GZip is one of the best ways to do this, and it varies according to the type of servers you are using. For instance, Apache 1.3 uses mod_zip, Apache 2.x uses mod_deflate, and here‘s how you do it in Nginx. Here are some excellent articles to get you familiar with server-side compression:
- Speed up a website by enabling Apache file compression
- Compress Web Output Using mod_gzip and Apache
- How To Optimize Your Site With GZIP Compression
- Server-side compression for ASP
4. Minimize Redirects
Web admins do URL redirects (whether it’s JavaScript or META redirects) all the time. Sometimes its purpose is to point users from an old page to a new one, or merely guide users to the correct page. Each redirect creates an additional HTTP request and RTT (round-trip time). The more redirections you have, the slower the user will get to the destination page.
5. Reduce DNS Lookups
According to Yahoo! Developer Network Blog, it takes about 20-120 milliseconds for DNS (Domain Name System) to resolve the IP address for a given hostname or domain name, and the browser cannot do anything until the process is properly completed.
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