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One of the main goals is to reduce the loading time of the site. According to a recent study, every one second extra loading time causes satisfaction to drop by 16 percent.

If an ecommerce page fails to load in under 3 seconds, it stands to lose nearly half its traffic. As a result, some of the savviest online brands now load in under a second.

A hosting solution should not only keep your website up and running but also bring in those coveted conversions.

Sending paid traffic to unoptimized landing pages is like scarfing down a Big Mac on your way to the gym. You’re undermining your own efforts!

There are many advantages to starting from scratch when building an optimized website. But two of the biggest that affect conversions and SEO — your information architecture and site speed.

CodeinWP's first WordPress hosting survey had one goal. It was to name the top recommended hosting company for WordPress.

Make your website profitable by focusing on website speed today. Kinsta will make a significant different out-of-the box tools you need to fine-tune your site even further.

Kinsta makes your life managing WordPress sites much better. It allows you to run things more smoothly. It’s safer, stronger, faster. Yeah, it’ll pretty much turn you into a Superman or Superwoman at running your sites.

Speed is an increasingly important factor for achieving online success. Looking for a quick tutorial instead? Check out Kinsta's Beginner’s Guide to Website Speed Optimization.

Slow websites kill traffic. According to Kinsta, every one-second delay in loading time leads to a 16 percent decrease in customer satisfaction and an 11 percent drop in page views. Your visitors won’t be patient enough to return to a slow site.