My pagespeed score is different on gtmetrix.com and google pagespeed.The difference is huge.
Gtmetrix.com says:
PageSpeed Score
(99%)
YSlow Score
(94%)
Google pagespeed says:
53 for mobile , 88 for desktop
my website link: http://www.hekim2.deniz-tasarim.site/
Why these scores are different so huge?
How can I raise google pagespeed score?
I changed body background color to current color from default white, then google pagespeed score raised.So, if I use loading gif, can I raise google pagespeed score?
Does else technique exist to raise pagespeed score?
Why these scores are different so huge?
GTMetrix emulates Google Pagespeed Insights & ySlow engine.
They used to be 100% similar in many cases but lately Lighthouse takes into account the Lab Data as well.
First Contentful Paint, First meaningful paint etc etc.
These factors play a huge role on mobile devices.
GTMetrix only takes account of pageload and DocumentLoaded state.
Also, GTMetrix is having limited locations on which you can check your website.
Therefore, you see those differences.
In my humble opinion pagespeed insights is the most accurate tool.
How can I raise google pagespeed score?
Well, there are a lot of things you can still do to increase pagespeed score.
Personally I'd check the Images first.
take a look at here for example:
https://www.imghaste.com/pagespeed/958283cc-b2d6-47d2-a569-fc23c62604d1
After having those images Well optimized, run the the report again.
Next thing you can do is add a lazy load mechanism, there are unlimited plugins that offer lazy load functionalities.
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I've spent quite a bit of time on performance optimization for my site and I'm right there at the finish line for getting all the green good scores in search console for mobile usability and core web vitals. The last outstanding thing is getting my LCP under 2.5 seconds for my blog posts.
I'm consistently getting 2.6-2.7 and I can't quite figure out why. The LCP element is the <h1> tag on my blog posts and there are no above-the-fold images.
Example URL With Higher LCP
Let me say that I am using a Beaver Builder website and some marketing tags like GA, GTM, etc but I've spent a lot of time analyzing my script and style loads to create an optimal experience with preconnects and preloads of various resources. I know it's a big ask to try to get a site like this down in load time. I'm on Kinsta hosting with low TTFB, full-page caching and CDN. I am also using the Perfmatters plugin to control various aspects of load times.
I've done everything I can think of to get the LCP down and it seems like the <H1> tag is visible almost immediately but then may be repainted later towards the end of the page load, but I can't figure out the cause of this.
Anyone out there feeling generous that could take a look?
Page Speed Insights URL
as i can see Pagespeed is showing aggregated real user experience of your entire domain, not of this specific pages but for all pages on this domain.
DOM content load time for your page on mobile is around 3sec, that means your LCP has to be greater than this
You need to reduce your DOM content load time first. You need to prioritize your network calls such that redundant dependency needs to be minimized
And also for desktop page, you are lazy loading first fold image which is not considered as a good user experience and might be contributing to LCP for desktop version of your page, also impact negatively for your SEO
I have an image heavy art site and my FID score needs improving. The new Google algorithm taking place in June is going to punish me for having pages that take 256ms to load , but google analytics script takes up 156ms of that.
Should I remove it?
Remove only if you think Google Analytics is not important for you, There are some hacks which I personally do not recommend to resolve GA script issue shown in PSI but if you still wishes to resolve you can find helpful answers in this post. PageSpeed Insights 99/100 because of Google Analytics - How can I cache GA?
I am trying to know my website's page speed from google page-speed insights. But it showing question mark as result. I want to know about this question mark and its solution.
my website is developed in WordPress.
I recommennd Lighthouse Developer Tools
Simply follow the steps, and you can perform your first Audit without Page Speed Insights!
First step for your website is to serve images that are appropriately-sized to save cellular data and improve the load time.
For example: "07/besp_long1-1.png" which has a size of 1,761 kb can be served with a smaller size and in a next-gen format like .webp.
The given URLs by you are showing following errors in Google Page Speed Insights:
Field Data - The Chrome User Experience Report does not have sufficient real-world speed data for this page.
Origin Summary - The Chrome User Experience Report does not have sufficient real-world speed data for this origin.
It means that your website doesn't provide sufficient number of distinct samples that provide a representative, anonymized view of performance of the URL as per the Documentation of Google page speed insights.
As an alternative I would recommend using Lighthouse Tool to avoid such issues.
Can you tell me how to increase the expiry time of the Google Analytics. All the page speed tests are telling me to increase it beyond 12 hours.
So far I have tried setting the expiry in the .htaccess file for all *.js files but it doesn't have any effect. I have also searched on the Analytics help pages and forum, without success.
You can download/host it yourself -- just make sure you follow the Google Analytics ga.js Changelog and update it when applicable.
Note: PageSpeed is a recommendation, not a 100% steadfast rule. I'd be willing to bet you're over-optimizing something seemingly easy and could focus on other internal efforts for better performance gains. Give Yotta a shot and see what they say/think.
I understand that average page load speeds recorder by google analytics will differ from speeds recorded on my machine with firebug, that's pretty obvious. It's an average of page loads on different machines, browsers and broadband speeds
However, how come google report would show that homepage takes longer to load than product page where in firebug is the opposite?
What's your thoughts on monitoring web sites speeds in general using one of those (or both) tools?
You need to ignore the average in Google Analytics and look at the histograms in Content > Site Speed > Page Timings > Performance Tab
Then explore how and why the timing varies