How to build a superfast website that ranks well on Google search engine!

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19-07-2017

So you probably know by now that Google likes websites which load fast. Website speed can play a major factor in search engine rankings.

Websites which take ages to load normally have a high bounce rate which is not good! You can check your page speed by using the popular Google page speed tool.

Basic updates can be completed like compressing images or migrating your website to a fast and reliable web server.

More complex updates on a coding level will require support from a knowledgeable web developer.

Why not check out the infographic created by WP Kube for some useful tips on how to speed up your website and get a better ranking in search engines today.

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Blog post created by: DCP Web Design

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