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Why WordPress Sites Score Low on PageSpeed – and How UltimateWB Fixes That

Website speed is more than just a nice-to-have. A fast-loading website improves user experience, boosts SEO rankings, and keeps visitors engaged. That’s why Google’s PageSpeed Insights tool has become a go-to benchmark for evaluating how well a site performs. But … Continue reading →

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Why Avoiding Third-Party Plugins Makes Your Website Faster, Safer, and Easier to Manage

Many website builders – like WordPress, Shopify, and Wix – rely heavily on third-party plugins to add features and functionality. While plugins can be useful, they often come with trade-offs in speed, security, and maintenance – challenges that can frustrate … Continue reading →

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How Many Views Do You Need for Core Web Vitals to Show in Google Search Console or PageSpeed Insights?

If you’ve ever opened up Google Search Console or PageSpeed Insights only to be told: “Not enough usage data in the last 90 days for this device type,” or “The Chrome User Experience Report does not have sufficient real-world speed … Continue reading →

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Google Search Console vs Google Analytics: What’s the Difference?

Google Search Console (GSC) and Google Analytics (GA) are two powerful (and free) tools from Google that help you measure and improve your website’s performance. While they’re often used together, each tool has a different purpose – and understanding that … Continue reading →

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