Website Speed and SEO Fixes
Website speed optimization for slow PHP and Laravel sites. Fix Core Web Vitals, slow queries and technical SEO issues that cost you rankings and sales.
Message on WhatsAppWho it's for
- Business owners whose site feels slow on mobile or fails Core Web Vitals
- Laravel and PHP apps where pages or admin screens take seconds to load
- Sites that are not being indexed or ranked properly because of technical SEO problems
Why speed matters
Visitors leave slow sites, especially on mobile data. Google measures real users’ experience through Core Web Vitals and uses it as a ranking signal. A faster site keeps more of the visitors you already have and gives the rest of your SEO work a fair chance.
Where the time usually goes
Most slow sites have a short list of big problems: oversized images, render-blocking fonts and scripts, too many third-party tags, missing caching, or database queries that run hundreds of times per page. An audit finds which of these apply to your site, so the work goes where it has the most effect.
Technical SEO, not just speed
Speed fixes go hand in hand with the technical basics that help search engines understand your site: unique titles and descriptions, canonical URLs, a clean sitemap, structured data and no broken internal links. I fix both in the same pass.
At FitLynk, the map that shows nearby gyms and coaches took about 7 seconds to load. I rebuilt the search behind it with MySQL spatial indexes, a bounding-box filter so only the visible area is searched, and caching. Map load time dropped to about 3 seconds.
How the work runs
- 1
Talk
Agree on which pages matter most for your business and what "fast" needs to mean for them.
- 2
Audit
Measure the real numbers with PageSpeed Insights, Search Console and server logs, and list the fixes in order of impact.
- 3
Fix
Fix the biggest problems first and re-measure after each change.
- 4
Report
Hand over a short report with before-and-after scores and what to watch in the future.
Questions clients ask
Will you need access to my server?
For front-end fixes, access to the code or CMS is often enough. For slow database queries or server response times I need access to the server or hosting panel.
Do you guarantee a Lighthouse score of 100?
No. I guarantee to measure honestly and fix what is fixable within the agreed scope. Third-party scripts and hosting limits can cap what is possible, and I tell you that up front.
Does a faster site rank higher on Google?
Page experience is one of many ranking signals. Speed alone won't move a page with weak content, but a slow site loses visitors and sales whatever its ranking.