Page Load Speed Testing
PagePro provides an easy way to test your landing page load speed, and optimize its performance based on the results of the speed test.
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In the modern world, where everyone’s looking for instant gratification, slow page speeds result in lost revenue. Keep this in mind when putting together your page structure, content and graphics.
On our blog, we've already covered the questions of what a landing page speed is and what landing page load speed is good. Be sure to check out those articles.
How to test your page load speed with PagePro landing page builder
PagePro provides an easy way to test your landing page load speed via Google’s Page Speed Insights. For every published landing page, in the “Actions” menu, you’ll find the “Speed Test” option. Simply click it, and you’ll see a real-time analysis of your landing page load speed as well as recommendations.
Follow these steps to test your landing page speed with PagePro:
- Navigate to the “Landings” section.
- Select any landing page and click the icon with three dots to open the “Actions” menu. Among other options, you’ll see “Speed Test.” Click it, and your speed test will be launched automatically. You'll see the results and actionable recommendations almost instantly.
When testing the load speed for a particular landing page, pay attention to the analysis and recommendations for both desktop and mobile versions. You can switch between the versions using the Desktop/Mobile control at the top of the screen.
How to interpret the results of a page load speed test
If your page load speed score is higher than 90, you can rest assured that you deliver the best possible user experience as the whole landing page loads lightning fast.
Sometimes though, the page load score will be lower than 90. That’s where you’ll be able to leverage those actionable recommendations to make necessary improvements. For a more detailed list of recommendations, check out this article on our blog - How to increase your landing page speed.
Bear in mind that the page load speed is just one of the factors that impact your landing page performance. When performing your ongoing landing page audit, don't forget to consider all of the factors to maximize the conversion rate of your landing pages.
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