What is included
Everything in the build.
Core Web Vitals · WP Rocket · Rank Math
35% average faster loads. One project went 54 to 91.
- Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed fixes
- WebP images, lazy loading, and caching
- Plugin audits and database cleanup
- Rank Math schema, sitemaps, GA4, Search Console
Speed is a ranking factor and a revenue factor. A slow site loses visitors before they read a word, and Google uses it as a tiebreaker between pages of similar quality.
Most slow WordPress sites have the same handful of causes: too many stylesheets from plugin sprawl, render-blocking CSS, fonts loaded from a remote domain, images in the wrong format at the wrong size, and JavaScript running before the page has painted. I fix them at the cause rather than layering a caching plugin over the top.
Then the technical SEO that makes the speed count: schema, sitemaps, canonicals, and Search Console properly connected.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a caching plugin fix my slow site?
It helps with repeat visits and does nothing for the first one, which is the visit Google measures and the visit a new customer has. Caching is one step of six.
What score can you actually reach?
On a brochure or marketing site, 90+ on mobile is achievable. On a heavy WooCommerce store with third-party scripts the ceiling is lower, and going from 45 to 75 is a bigger real-world win than 88 to 94.
How long before I see it in Search Console?
Lab scores improve immediately. Field data uses a rolling 28-day window, so the Core Web Vitals report takes about a month to catch up.
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