Page caching is another method which can help you to improve the load time of your web pages and thus optimize your site for the search engines. Page load time can significantly impact your user experience and your site’s ability into convert visitors into buyers or into leads. In fact, experiments at Google have revealed that just a half second’s difference in load times can cause up to a 20% reduction in web traffic. For this reason, the search engine companies are considering page load time to be an increasingly important factor for determining your site’s rank in the search results. This means you’ll need to take measure in reducing the size of your image files and your pages as a part of your SEO strategy.
Types of Page Caching
There are three methods which can be used to caching your web pages:
Alternative PHP caching
Alternative PHP Cache (APC) is an open source framework which caches data using intermediate PHP code. Most web programmers who are familiar with the PHP programming language can easily set up Alternative PHP Cache for your site.
Quickcache
Quickcache is a lightweight page caching solution which was formerly known as jpcache. Quickcache caches the page output rather than compiling the PHP page, making it a superior version of page caching to the Alternative PHP caching. Quickcache can be quickly downloaded from their website and can reduce your page load time up to 80%.
WP Super Cache
If you have a Wordpress website, WP Super Cache can be installed within seconds and without no programming knowledge.
Using Page Caching and Other Methods to Speed up Your Site
You can set up a combination of GZIP file compression or file deflation (which can reduce load times up to 70%) HTML file size optimization (which can reduce load times up to 30%) and the movement of your design features and Javascript to external CSS style sheets and Javascript files (which can potentially reduce your page load time 50% or more) and double or even triple the performance of your website which will provide your visitors with a better user experience.
Types of Page Caching
There are three methods which can be used to caching your web pages:
Alternative PHP caching
Alternative PHP Cache (APC) is an open source framework which caches data using intermediate PHP code. Most web programmers who are familiar with the PHP programming language can easily set up Alternative PHP Cache for your site.
Quickcache
Quickcache is a lightweight page caching solution which was formerly known as jpcache. Quickcache caches the page output rather than compiling the PHP page, making it a superior version of page caching to the Alternative PHP caching. Quickcache can be quickly downloaded from their website and can reduce your page load time up to 80%.
WP Super Cache
If you have a Wordpress website, WP Super Cache can be installed within seconds and without no programming knowledge.
Using Page Caching and Other Methods to Speed up Your Site
You can set up a combination of GZIP file compression or file deflation (which can reduce load times up to 70%) HTML file size optimization (which can reduce load times up to 30%) and the movement of your design features and Javascript to external CSS style sheets and Javascript files (which can potentially reduce your page load time 50% or more) and double or even triple the performance of your website which will provide your visitors with a better user experience.
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