Paolo

Stiofan already told you what you can easily improve here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/gtmetrix-report-help/#post-400249

I never use GT Metrix, I normally use pingdom tools and your website can hardly be improved : https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/eC2R93/https://www.bjjfinder.com/

Because most of your page are scripts, css and images:

Script 45.5 % 371.36 KB
Image 22.2 % 181.18 KB
CSS 17.6 % 143.84 KB

A CDN will definitely make it a lot faster from all locations. Other than that you can almost only upgrade the hosting server.

Even improving those points that are marked as possible issues, will not give you visible speed improvements.

I’m talking about this:

71 Remove query strings from static resources
72 Minimize request size

Thanks

Hi Daniele,

I can see the problem when switching to any other location than the everywhere location, but I can’t find the css that is responsible for it.

I asked to the developers to have a look.

They’ll let you know asap!

Thanks

That’s because they all have different heights.

This should fix it:

@media (min-width: 768px) {
.col-sm-6 {
    min-height: 200px;
}}

Let us know,

Thanks

You are very welcome 🙂

Hi Andrew,

they are not errors, they are suggestions that are not applicable to 100% of websites.

A WordPress website will rarely get to 100% on GT Metrix.

What Stiofan is trying to convey as message is that what is important is the page loading time, not the result.

If you get 100% on GT Metrix but your website loads in +3 seconds, you are not doing better of a website that scores 75% but loads in 500ms.

Google will rank better the second website. Going after the perfect score is shortsighted.

Thanks

I flagged this for a developer. In the mean time please provide a link so that we can see what you mean on your website?

Thanks