There are many things you can do to optimize your site loading time and Bashar describes them in depth.
1) For WordPress blogs, install a plugin that generates static HTML files that are lighter than PHP script.
2) Prevent images from loading on a visitor’s device if it will not be seen on that device.
3) Reduce the image weight and, therefore, load time of photos and graphics with new formats.
4) Analyze your plugins and decide if they are really needed – also, if they are up to date and correct.
5) Remove excess characters from Java Script source code with the right minification tool.
6) Ensure your own and your visitors’ privacy by using a hosting package with a firewall and other security measures that block spam traffic and deny potential attackers.
7) Install a plugin to defer JavaScript code so that it loads after your page is done loading, not before.
When you have followed all these steps for optimizing the speed of your page load time, take advantage of the site speed tests offered by search engines such as Google. You will see more traffic to your site without bounces if you improve your load time and hold your visitor’s attention.
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