Check server performance

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Enable page caching. Use specified dimensions for all page elements, including buttons, images, banners. Try implementing AMP pages. Use lazy loading and don't be afraid to compress images on your site. Minimize the size of the page code as much as possible. Throw away unnecessary Java, look at what "styles" are used: CSS should also be reduced. If the Core Web Vitals indicators are still unacceptable, check the site theme (relevant for Wordpress and other popular CMS of this type).


Paid beautiful themes are often incredibly gluttonous and consume a colossal list of benin whatsapp phone numbers amount of resources, creating a huge static load on the hosting. If you have checked every point of this instruction, and not a single source of the problem has been confirmed, then 98% of the time the problem is in the theme, and it will have to be replaced with a less gluttonous one. Mobile version or responsive template Globally, mobile traffic has long since overtaken desktop traffic, so if your site is inconvenient to open from a smartphone, it has no future.


There is only one solution - implement mobile pages. This is a full-fledged mobile version (on a separate subdomain) or an adaptive template (domain does not differ). Crawlers crawl one domain faster than two. Therefore, a site with an adaptive template will be indexed faster than a mobile version on a subdomain. On a responsive site, it is easier to share a page because the user remains on the page the entire time.