Optimize WordPress & CMS Settings

  • Disable unnecessary plugins and themes.

  • Install a CDN (Cloudflare, BunnyCDN) to offload traffic.

  • Set up a cron job instead of running background tasks on every page load.

5. Reduce PHP & Script Execution Time

  • Increase PHP memory limit (if allowed):

        memory_limit = 512M

       

  • Reduce session and cache expiration times.

  • Use PHP 8+ for better performance.

6. Minimize External Requests

  • Reduce API calls and external database queries.

  • Optimize AJAX requests to prevent excessive server calls.

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