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We all know how important it is to deliver your website content quickly. Most of your visitors – and by most, we can consider 75% and above – will leave your website if it takes more than 3 seconds to load. Becoming obsessed with the speed of our sites leads to using a variety of online page speed testers to see how quick our webpage is. So the chance of already having a headache with the Google PageSpeed Insights<\/a> is big.<\/p>\n

And here comes the truth – The last thing Google PageSpeed Insights tests… is the site speed.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Drop the Mic. This article goal is to give you a better vision of what Google PageSpeed Insights is, what are the advantages and the disadvantages of it, how it works, how good idea it is to test a WordPress website with it, why you can’t expect to exceed it’s expectations if your website is not specifically designed to satisfy those requirements and how Google actually praises… Google.<\/p>\n

Let’s start.<\/p>\n

I Introduction to Google PageSpeed Insights<\/h2>\n

For those of you who never used Google PageSpeed Insights – it is a tool provided by Google where you can put any website URL for analyzing its performance. Google’s engine performs a quick test and then gives the website an overall score, which is based on some of the best and most common practices in website optimization.<\/p>\n

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Next to the score, it gives some recommendations on how to improve the performance grade.<\/p>\n

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It is usually at this point when the nightmare starts. Most website owners use WordPress websites. The majority of those WordPress websites are built with popular themes and popular plugins. Those themes and plugins rely on the roots of the WordPress idea – to have a simple website on an open-platform free CMS that can have as many options as you want in a ‘plug and play’ way.<\/p>\n

Yes, this is super cool, because everybody can have their own website. However, it needs a professional WordPress developer to build both your perfect WordPress website and at the same time to satisfy all of the Google-advised good practices. Most of them are not something you can achieve by simply installing a plugin (you can, but most probably will break your website too), but you need to build the website using those techniques from the very beginning. Why? Here’s why:<\/p>\n

II Good Practices (according to Google) are… Google-owned!<\/h2>\n

Surprise! Google recommends using… Google! The last thing PageSpeed Insights tests is the actual page speed.<\/strong> Truly it tests how far (or how close your website is from being built using Google technologies. Have you ever thought about how the Google product website looks – no visual effects, no images, no fancy animations, just clean ultra-fast websites with super useful text content. Now let’s take a look at some of the hardest to achieve points that Google advises:<\/p>\n