Top 9 Ways to Optimize Your WordPress Server for Blazing Fast Speeds



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When it comes to content management and coding efficiency, WordPress tends to be one bad mother. Where other content management systems might chug and chortle, WordPress tends to serve up your content with a markedly improved efficiency that makes the folks over at Drupal shiver in their boots. However, just because WordPress is built from the ground-up to be faster does not mean it is optimized out of the box for your server: In fact, if you neglect to modify a few key parameters early in your blog or websites installation, you may find your content getting stuck in the pipes. This translates to longer load times, and if you’re especially neglectful, unhappy end-users. That’s a fate we’d very much like to help you avoid, so with that in mind, we’ve prepared a few of our top ways in which you can dramatically increase the speed of your already quick WordPress server.

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