Page Speed

How to Improve User Experience on Your Blog

April 23, 2013

Running a blog is fun, and specially when you are getting good traffic, good engagement, it’s time for a blogger like you and me to improve the user experience. In today’s date, search engine loves websites or blog, which offers great user-experience. Usually we are so busy in writing great content for our blog, marketing our blog, that we forget the important elements which makes a user stick to our blog. Today, I will be ...

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How to Setup Google Tag Manager for Tag Management on your Site

November 18, 2012

Google tag manager (GTM) is one of the newest free product by Google to make life of a Webmaster easy. For every Website we create, we end up adding many tags, Javascripts for social buttons and scripts like Google analytic tags, advertisement tags or any other. Now, lets see this from a non technical point of view, what if you just got a new tag and you need to add it into your Blog, you have ...

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Best WordPress Cache Plugin – Make Web Faster

February 29, 2012

Internet in today’s date is all about speed. Faster your site and webpages loads, better it is for User and for search engine. There are many ways by which you can speed up your website that including selecting the best Webhosting, selecting a better platform for your Website (WordPress, Drupal, custom CMS ) and so on. Here we will talk about some of the best WordPress cache plugin that you can use it on your ...

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How to Serve Images from a Sub-Domain [WordPress]

October 24, 2011

This is a guest post by Yousuf who blogs at HaveFunForever. If you would like to write for ShoutMeLoud, check our guest posting guidelines. We all know that Google started ranking website based on Page speed. Though the difference due to page speed could be as low as 1%, but it’s one of the part of Google SEO suggestion. In this post I’m going to share how you can host images in a sub-domain and server images to main blog. Also ...

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How to LazyLoad images to Improve Page Speed [WordPress]

September 19, 2011

Blog pages with lots of images can take a lot of time to load. The loading time can be decreased by using the sexy lazyloading image effect. Lazyloading script loads images when all the other things on a page are loaded and shows them with a stylish fade-in effect. More over, you will see this effect on many high traffic site including mashable. Lazyload effect can be added using 2 plugins which I am going ...

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Google CDN based Paid Page Speed service Announced

July 29, 2011

We all know Google obsession with page load time and they already made it official that page speed is one of the hundreds of matrices which they consider in search engine ranking. Google already released couple of tools like Webmaster page speed graph, Chrome page speed extension and so on. Finally in an official blog post, Google announced the alpha launch of their new service call Page speed service. Though they have not mentioned if ...

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How to Integrate Google Page Speed with W3 Total Cache

July 1, 2011

Earlier I wrote about How to configure W3 Total cache and also about Google Page speed. Latest version of W3 total cache allow you to integrate with Google page speed to see the performance of your site. Faster your site is, better it’s for search engine ranking. In this guide, I will be sharing how to enable Google page speed inside W3 total cache. I assume, you must have installed w3 Total cache plugin. In ...

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Google Analytics Added Site Speed Analytic Report

May 8, 2011

We all know that these days Google is paranoid about speed and quality. They have already made it clear that page load time is one of the signal which they are considering for search engine ranking. To make user work easier, Google analytics has added a new feature which will let you track page load time of internal pages of your blog. This new feature added by Google analytic is call Site Speed analytic report. ...

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