Google’s most recently updated its search algorithm, increasing its focus on user experience in relation to page speed and core web vitals. 

There are four simple steps you can take to boost your page speed and master core web vitals. 

First, optimize your site images and ensure your content is dynamic. Next, think carefully about using plug-ins or not using them at all, and minify the code on your site. 

This is a brief overview of the four ways you can go about boosting your page speed. We will now go further into how you can use each of these, so you have an efficient, high-ranking site.

Ever visited a site where you felt like it took an eternity for the images on the page to load? What did you do next? Most likely, you left the site or your frustration started to fester over. Many of us, including myself, are quite impatient when it comes to waiting on an image to load. 

But what if I told you that your frustration is valid and that not Google would even agree with you. When images are not optimized, it doesn't just bog down a site’s aesthetic and user experience, but also bogs down a site's speed and ranking. Optimizing website images is an important step you need to take if you want to take your site to the next level.  

Together, we will walk through the tips and tricks you need to take your image optimization to the top.