[GET] Free SEO Audit of Your Site (WordPress Only)

julanjubalam said:

Sent bro

Click to expand...

• 3,693 URLs crawled (77% of the entire site)
• Performance: Homepage

• Homepage TTFB - 812ms
• Full Page Loading Time - 5secs
• HTTP Requests - 106
• MB Transferred - 1.5MB

• The biggest and most recurrent issue I see in your site that is greatly affecting its page loading speed it´s the LiteSpeed plugin. It created a sh** ton (38 approx) of JS files and they are all taking 300ms+ to load and creating many unnecessary HTTP requests. That´s almost 40% of all HTTP request and that´s just too much.

​

• There are also some issues with images taking too much time to load. Interestingly enough, most of these images are <50kb but still taking 2s+ to load.​

• There are few fonts that are taking a ridic amount of time to load. Some of them weight <25kb but taking over 3s+ to load.​

• 9% of all crawled URLs showed a 3xx redirection code
• 13% of all crawled URLs displayed a 4xx error code
• There are some validation issues with your site´s HTML and CSS

• Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN) - I recommend Cloudflare (It´s free)
• Serve static content from a subdomain (cookie-free domains)
• Reduce the number of HTTP requests
• Enable lazy loading of images
• Minify JavaScripts

• Hire a developer to help you with the HTML and CSS validation issues (This is NOT critical)

• 90% of all crawled URLs showed duplicate titles
• 48% of all crawled URLs showed pages titles above the maximum number of pixels/characters
• 30% of all crawled URLs showed NO meta description
• 24% of all crawled URLs showed meta descriptions above the maximum number of recommended pixels (1,000)
• 30% of all crawled URLs didn´t have H1s tag
• 67% of all crawled URLs showed a duplicate H1
• 52% of all crawled image URLs had no alt tags

• Clean your site´s URL structure.
• Fully optimize your site´s page titles, H1s and, image alt tags - I know these elements aren´t critical but, when we take into account long-term or big sites they add up pretty quick. If you want to gain more authority and help search engines to crawl your site more effectively then you need to address these issues.

playerone said:

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.

Click to expand...

playerone said:

Do you mind sharing the template or steps you went through to perform the audit ? Since you received a massive number of requests, some may learn how to do it on their own.

Click to expand...

playerone said:

In your recommendation for disabling JS on a page basis using "Asset Cleanup" plugin, I found another plugin "Perfmatters" that let you disable JS on a more site wide basis. Perhaps some could look into it.

Click to expand...

playerone said:

Thanks for the free service offer, I'm still rebuilding my site and love to learn how to do it on my own later.

Click to expand...

Boyka said:

sent in pm.thanks

Click to expand...

• 546 URLs crawled (100% of the entire site)
• Performance: Homepage

• Homepage TTFB - 3.27ms (CRITICAL)
• Full Page Loading Time - 8secs
• HTTP Requests - 115
• MB Transferred - 14.5MB (CRITICAL)

• 37% of all HTTP requests and 1.8MB of 14.5MB transferred during the homepage loading are JS scripts also, they´re taking a lot of time to load. I see some duplicate issues in the sense both the "original" script and a minified version of it are loading. This shouldn´t be happening.
• A similar issue is happening with CSS. Almost 28% of all HTTP requests are CSS trying to load on your homepage.
• 15x requests are fonts related and, half of those requests are taking 2s+ to load.
• By far, the biggest issue with your site page loading speed is due to images not being properly optimized. I see a few images with over 4MB and taking 40s+ to load. This is just unacceptable.

• Almost 10% of all URLs are loading on a non-secure HTTP version of the site and, most of these, are indexed in search engines.
• 19x redirections were detected
• 6x 4xx errors (client errors)
• <H> issues
• Only 24% of all CSS and JS are being used and loading in the homepage.

• Compressed and served scaled images properly (This is highly important)
• Defer JS parsing (This is highly important)
• Enable browser caching
• Server static content from a subdomain (Free cookie domain)
• Add expire headers - Especially for images

• 26x page titles are duplicate
• 27x pages titles above the maximum number of recommended pixels (545)
• 94x Page titles match the H1 tag - They shouldn´t match. Take the H1 tag as an opportunity to include more relevant keywords.
• 102x pages with missing meta descriptions
• 136x pages with duplicate H1 tags
• 113x images with over 100kb (This is critical)
• 113x Images with no alt tag

• I strongly advise you to heavily focus on fully optimizing your images. They will be by far your biggest opportunity for improvement.
• Above I recommend using Imagify as an image optimization plugin but, you can also use ShortPixel. I´ve used both in the past and they have shown much better results than when using Smush for example. The most important thing here is to use an image optimization plugin that NOT online compresses images but also converts them to webp format. This is the next generation and light-weight image format that has less amount of impact on your site overall performance.

julanjubalam said:

Thanks for your audit bro.
I dont know why litespeed make my site heavy. Many js and css caches are not used when the page is loaded. They don't have the features to delete that aren't used.
For images, I don't have a solution to fix this

Btw thanks a lot for suggestion, l will fixing problem my site.

Cheers^^

Click to expand...

playerone said:

Google is paying more attention to performance with their new Core Web Vitals

Click to expand...

Kingofthejunglebitc said:

Sent bro!

Click to expand...

• 199 URLs crawled (100% of the entire site)
• Performance: Homepage

• TTFB - 360ms
• Full Page Loading Time - 2.8secs
• HTTP Requests - 43
• MB Transferred -470kb

• One of the biggest issues I see with your site when loading are images and, it´s not about their size because the biggest from those initial 43 HTTP requests is 43kb but still it is taking 800ms to load. This is the same issue with ALL 10 images that load when landing on your site.

• Font files also take a lot of time to load (1.55s to 2.75s)​

• JS is also causing some issues with your site´s page loading speed. The biggest issue I see is with the page.js script that is linked to the addtoany plugin.​

• Another plugin that is slowing down your site is a Lazy Load one. It has 3 different resources loading at first.​

• Resize images properly (Serve Scale Images) - You have an image that was uploaded at 3038 x 504 pixels but it displays at 1282 x 212 pixels.
• Add expire headers
• Serve static content from a subdomain (Cookie-free domain)
• Prefetch these resources

• Eliminate render-blocking resources - This will help inline only the critical part of the JS/CSS and defer the rest.

• Pages with the same page titles
• Pages with titles over the recommended number of pixels (545)
• A few pages with no meta descriptions
• Few pages with meta descriptions above the maximum recommended number of characters (155-160)
• 32x images without alt tags

• WP Rocket
• Asset Clean Up
• Imagify

elmocando said:

sent

Click to expand...

• 922 URLs crawled (41% of the entire site)
• Performance: Homepage

• TTFB - 380ms (A bit high)
• Full Page Loading Time - 3.2secs (Too high)
• HTTP Requests - 35 (Manageable but, still, we can reduce this number)
• MB Transferred -1.4MBB (Too much)

• Same recurrent issues with many of the sites I´ve audit it. Small images large file loading time. I think the issue with this is that JS and CSS are loading first than the images and this is NOT appropriate.

• In regards to the JS, there´s an issue with a minified resource called "rocket-loader" generated from the CDN service provider Cloudflare.

• There´s also a detector.js file that is creating 5 different HTTP requests​

• Minify, inline, and defer CSS and JS (WP Rocket + Autoptimize it´s a great combination - Make sure to configure them properly so you can complement both plugins efficiently.)
• Add expire header - Particularly to CSS/JS and Images.
• Severe Static Content from a Subdomain (Cookie-Free Domain)
• Enable GZIP compression - Compression reduces response times by reducing the size of the HTTP response.

• 11.76% of all crawled URLs are loading under a non-secure HTTP variation of your site
• 8.3% of all crawled URLs are above the maximum number of characters (100-115)
• 32.3% of all crawled URLs have page titles above the maximum number of recommended pixels (545)
• 39.4% of all crawled URLs are missing meta description
• 36.4% of all crawled URLs have meta descriptions above the maximum number of pixels
• 28.5% of all crawled URLs don´t have an H1 tag
• 18% of all crawled URLs have H1 tags over the maximum number of characters (65-70)
• 9.4% of all crawled URLs have images without the alt tag attribute
• 100% of all crawled URLs are missing the canonical tag

• Text too small to read
• Clickable elements too close together

Sellow said:

i'll send it too you broo.. thankyou

Click to expand...

• 40 URLs crawled (1001% of the entire site)
• Performance: Homepage

• TTFB - 344ms (A bit high)
• Full Page Loading Time - 5.7secs (Too high)
• HTTP Requests - 155 (Too high)
• MB Transferred -1.6MBB (Too much)

• Same recurrent issues as many other sites. Images are taking too much time to load mostly because CSS and JS are loading first. In your case, on a much bigger scale

​

• There are a few JS scripts (adsbygoogle.js) that are being blocked by my browser. Pretty sure it has to do with the fact I have an ads blocker enabled so, all good ​
• There are several JS scripts (ReCaptcha, custom fields, and a couple of others called "common" and "promise) that are taking too much time to load and they all come from the theme you´re using (Divi).​

• Asra Pro
• GeneratePress
• OceanWP
• Genesis Framework
• Neve

• In regards to the CSS, there´s another issue that comes from Divi

​

• Image wise, you have the same images being loaded by two different sources​

​

​

• Properly compressed and resize images (Serve scale images)​
• Minify and defer parsing of JS resources - They take too much time and can´t be loading before images do.​
• Reduce the number of HTTP requests​
• Add expire headers​
• Use a CDN service - Cloudflare is the industry standard and it´s free!​
• Enable GZIP compression​

• 2x pages with the same title
• 3x pages with the page title above the maximum recommended number of pixels (545)
• 4x pages with no meta descriptions
• 6x pages with the same H1 (2x of those with over 70 characters)
• 3x pages with multiple H1 (it´s recommended to only have 1 per page)
• 3x images over 100kb
• 5x Images without any alt tag

1. What are some of the most recurrent and common issues most of us face when it comes to technical factors that negatively impact our site´s page loading speed.
2. As @playerone said, I also believe it would be a great idea to publish a technical optimization guide focused on how to spot these issues and improve our site's page loading speed as well as it´s crawlability.