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In this age of instant gratification we have to ensure our websites are appearing within 5-6 seconds. Web analytics suggest that users will click on the next search result if boredom sets in through unresponsive page display. Net speed is paramount in retaining visitor interest and we must take steps to enable our websites to run faster should they be under-performing in that respect. Continue reading →
