Services\Companies that expertise to improve WP site speed ?
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Hi guys,
I used few companies to improve my WP site speed but in general the results were not that good.
I wanted to know if there's any recommendation for companies that expert on improving speed of WP sites ?
I need companies that this is what they do and that's their expertise!
Thanks in advanced
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Thanks guys! and sorry for the late respond...
Here are the website:
Please let me know what we can do to increase the speed.
Thx
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Same as Peter, I would be happy to offer some free advice.
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Maybe can help you?
I have talk about this in WordCamp Bulgaria 2015 about this issue "Accelerating WordPress":
https://2015.sofia.wordcamp.org/session/ускорение-на-wordpress/
Drop me URL in PM so i can evaluate WP and i will post here (for free) few ideas and steps for this.
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