Page Speed Issue On Mobile

  • I’m using WordPress on my food blog , and while my website scores perfectly on PageSpeed Insights for desktop, the mobile score is much lower. What could be causing the discrepancy, and what steps can I take to improve the mobile performance without compromising the desktop speed?

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  • https://webdesires.co.uk/seo-tool/?test=mahigar-com-17-10-24-14-55-11

    Yep, your score is more than bad! It’s taking almost 10 seconds for the page to even load to a point that it is visible to the user!

    What theme are you using? What editor do you use? If you can rebuild your site with a Gutenberg compatible theme that doesnt use any third-party page builders that would help you a ton.

    I do see from the report that google ads seems to be being injected multiple times on your site, which doesnt seem right. But other than that any speed improvements would require a lot of dedication and work, you would need to contract someone im afraid to take a deep look and attempt to optimize if your wanting to keep the site built as it is now.

    Thread Starter mahigar

    (@mahigar)

    thanks for replying and testing my food blog. I am using Jannah Theme and the home page is designed with the Tai lab builder also. I am using Guttenberg to write a post, and for some pages, I am using Elementor also to fulfill the custom post requirements.
    Whether I disable the ads or not the page speed is always the same. the same problem is with the other pages but only for the mobile version. Can you suggest to me any cache plugins or other tools to increase the page speed?

    Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    We have some general recommendations at https://developer.www.ads-software.com/advanced-administration/performance/optimization/

    And, for specific recommendations, try https://www.webpagetest.org

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