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9 Ways for Improving Your Website Speed

The website speed has a chain effect, because it impacts the Dwell Time and the Bounce Rate. Let’s learn about these terms are and how they effect the SEO and user experience.

The website speed has a chain effect, because it impacts the Dwell Time and the Bounce Rate. Let’s learn about these terms are and how they effect the SEO and user experience.

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Moving on to the second part that has an impact on your website’s traffic and SEO,<br />

Bounce Rate.<br />

Users leaving your website or web page in the first few seconds after being redirected is<br />

what we call Bounce Rate. This has a direct connection with your website’s speed.<br />

Many users don’t like being waited <strong>for</strong> the content to load, they get frustrated and will<br />

leave your site instantly if this happens. There<strong>for</strong>e, webmasters are really considering<br />

website speed along with other important factors.<br />

Research has shown that a delay of only 1 second results in:<br />

A decrease in page views by 11%<br />

Customer satisfaction falls by 16%<br />

Conversion rate falls by 7%<br />

Not only that but another research showed that 47% of the internet users really expect<br />

to have website content loaded within first 2 seconds.<br />

Bounce rate increases to a 40% if page load time takes more than 3 seconds.<br />

Looking at these analytics, the website speed is pivotal but now the question stands is,<br />

how can we improve the website speed? Let’s talk about it.<br />

How to Improve <strong>Website</strong> <strong>Speed</strong><br />

Reducing your website’s HTTP request is a really important factor when dealing with<br />

your website’s speed.<br />

HTTP is Hypertext Transfer Protocol and it is the process that sends the request about<br />

your web page to the server which is responded back by the server with the file that<br />

could be your home page and other pages.These requests include all the details about<br />

your webpage; images, Flash, Style sheets etc. there<strong>for</strong>e the more the page<br />

components the more it takes to load the page.<br />

You can improve the load time and minimize HTTP request by the following

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