How many times has your website taken a while to load? How many times have you said, “Meh. I’ll deal with it later.”
That’s the wrong answer. Your Google page speed score and your core web vitals are more important than ever.
Even if you’re making sales right now, it’s only a matter of time before your competition decides it’s better to be the hare and not the tortoise.
All of the great content, social media promotion, and keyword research in the world won’t matter if your website is a slug on a rainy day. This includes everyone from bloggers to small and medium-sized businesses.
Keep reading for some tips on making your website faster. We’ll show you the right way to get it done
What are Core Web Vitals?
Core web vitals are made up of three different parts:
- Largest contentful paint
- First input delay
- Cumulative layout shift
What this comes down to is your user experience. A great website has fantastic UX as it’s often referred to.
In short, make your business website or blog the most user-friendly website and you’ll be at the top of the rankings for not just your brand and keywords, but also your content.
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)
LCP is the time it takes a user to click on your link and then receive information from your page. It is essentially the time it takes from a click on a link to the ability to interact with one of your pages.
You can check your score using the Google PageSpeed Insights tool.
First Input Delay (FID)
In short, FID is the time it takes for a...
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