Get Fast and Stay Fast

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Lighthouse shows an initial 6.5s TTI and after applying lazy-loading, image compression with Squoosh, WP Super Cache, PHP 7.x, HTTP/2, gzip, CDN, and a plugin to disable unused plugins the site drops to 3.9s desktop and stabilizes at 3.8s mobile. Concrete steps: enable CDN and gzip, upgrade PHP, lazy-load offscreen images, minify and merge assets, run Search Console and PageSpeed for alerts, and benchmark against competitors with SimilarWeb or SpeedCurve.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 16:35Images
3. 18:06Caching and Compress
4. 19:37Code Ceanup

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