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WordPress Performance.

Core Web Vitals, caching architecture and server tuning for WordPress sites where speed is revenue. Measured with real-user data, not lab screenshots.

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WordPress Performance

Most WordPress sites are slow for structural reasons: hosting, database, render-blocking assets and third-party scripts. I fix the structure, then prove it with field data.

What is included

Three engagement types. Pick one or chain them. Not sure where to start? Read the Core Web Vitals guide for WordPress or go straight to the audit.

Performance audit

A full diagnosis of your site: hosting, PHP and database, theme and plugins, images, fonts, scripts and Core Web Vitals in the field. You get a prioritized plan with the expected impact of each fix.

CrUX & PageSpeed Query profiling Prioritized plan

Implementation

I apply the plan: page, object and edge caching, CDN, image and font strategy, script diets, server tuning. Staged, measured and reversible.

Caching layers CDN Server tuning

Monitoring and retainer

Monthly follow-up on real-user metrics, regression alerts and support for new releases, campaigns and plugin updates. Performance that stays fixed.

RUM dashboards Regression alerts Release reviews
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How it works

Four steps, from first call to fast site.

  1. Discovery call

    Goals, traffic, stack and constraints. Thirty minutes.

  2. Audit

    Field and lab data, code and infrastructure review, prioritized plan.

  3. Implementation

    Fixes applied on staging, validated, then shipped to production.

  4. Measure and keep

    Real-user metrics after launch, documentation and optional monthly monitoring.

Who this is for

Publishers and portals E-commerce (WooCommerce) E-learning platforms Agencies with WordPress clients Enterprise marketing teams

Start with an audit.

Tell me about the site and I will reply within two business days.

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