Having served as an SEO specialist  in the SEO industry for well over twenty years now, we have seen all the trends change when it comes to Google and its users.

One thing we have also seen is the shift from desktop to people having their heads stuck into their iPhones for nearly 24 hours a day. So what does this tell you? It tells you that desktops are nearly obsolete, and if your website doesn’t load fast on your mobile, nobody is going to see you.

Site speed is a direct ranking factor—and more importantly, a user experience trigger. Every second of delay increases bounce rates, sending negative signals to Google that your site just takes way too long to load up on their screens.

Here is a simple how to fix your mobile loading issues.

Assuming you understand something about site builds, just carry out with the following.

• Compress images and serve next-gen formats (WebP).

• Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to serve assets faster worldwide.

• Remove bloated scripts and enable browser caching. Oh, and especially do NOT have sliding images in your header if you want speed.

👉 A site that loads quickly not only pleases Google but also converts more visitors into paying customers…..provided your site answers the user’s query.