I have followed all the steps in google speed ranking on how to increase my website http://briefwatch.com/ speed but no good result
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My website http://briefwatch.com/ has a very low-speed score on google page speed and I followed all the steps given to me still my website speed doesn't increase
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you need to optimize the theme and your images and check your hosting provider is it good or bad .
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Even though website speed is not a dominant factor for Google rankings, this problem is not trivial. After many tries, for my San Diego Hills website, this is the most relevant way to increase my website speed
Try using some of these steps :- Install WP Rocket (better use pro version) and Autoptimize, you can choose one or combinating.
- Asset Cleanup (use this to manually remove unnecessary data that appears on the page)
- Use Google page speed insights to see which parts are contributing to the slowness of your website.
- Use a plugin to compress images to optimize loading speed. Or you can use Ezgif to compress images before inserting them into the page. Webp image files are often recommended because the files are small, but they are often not crawled by Google
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You can use the Web Console in Firefox to see the URL load speed. According to the screenshot attached there is no delay resolving the DNS and connecting to your website. However, there is huge delay of >5s waiting for the response. So, something must be wrong on the server side. I'd recommend checking the server logs (or the Nginx cache logs because there seem to be a cache).
Notice that this delay has nothing to do with the page size or contents. That's why following the steps to optimize the contents didn't help.
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