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0:51 Choose a fast, reliable hosting provider
1:18 Select a lightweight theme
1:46 Purge plugins
2:02 Reduce & optimize your website's javascript
2:31 Optimize images
3:01 Enable browser caching
3:26 Content delivery network (CDN)
3:45 Code minification and compression
4:18 Use multiple speed testing tools
4:37 Find an all-in-one, cloud based service

As a site owner, you should care more about consistent speed improvements, because studies show that improving your load time by just 0.1 second can boost conversion rates by 8%. We have 10 practical steps to get a perfect PageSpeed score on Google.
With that said, let’s look at those steps;

Choose a fast, reliable hosting provider
Many of the cheap hosting plans small businesses have are shared servers. Being on a shared server means that you are sharing your server’s processor and memory with several other websites, which can impact your performance.
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Select a lightweight theme
A poorly written website theme can significantly increase your website’s load time. Selecting a lightweight theme with clean source code can reduce dependent requests, eliminate unused code or CSS files, and address the majority of speed issues.

Purge plugins
The more third-party plugins you add to a website, the slower a site can become. That’s why it’s a bad idea to use five or six plugins to optimize different aspects of a website, such as addressing render-blocking resources or unoptimized images.

Reduce and optimize your website’s JavaScript
Reducing and optimizing your website’s JavaScript isn’t a quick fix, and will require an experienced developer to analyze your website’s code.

Optimize images
Not only will resizing or reformatting images to next-gen formats help PageSpeed Insights, it’ll also help you keep people on your website longer. Which is a win all away around.

Browser caching
Browser caching gives a web browser the choice of retrieving that information from a previously stored version or the server. This can make a big difference in terms of how quickly a web page loads.

Code minification and compression
Minifying code is particularly useful for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files because unnecessary or redundant data is removed, without affecting how the resource is processed by a web browser.

Content Delivery Network (CDN)
CDNs may sound technical, but this should be a feature included by a reliable hosting provider. Check with your web host to see if you have access to a CDN, and if so, see if it can be enabled to help address slow page speed.

Use multiple speed testing tools
While PageSpeed Insights is the most visible speed testing tool for small businesses, there are several other performance tools that can offer different perspectives on how to improve page speed. https://developer.chrome.com/docs/dev... and https://testmysite.io

Find an all-in-one, cloud-based service
You might need an all-in-one service that combined caching, image optimization, lazy loading, code minification and compression to put our site to a perfect score.

The hardest step to improving is often the first one. Hopefully, these steps will help you achieve a perfect 100 Google PageSpeed score and improve your customer experience as a result.

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