No matter how optimized your website is, images will always be one of the slowest-loading elements on the page. If you want to speed up WordPress to the max, you need to implement a strategy that targets images specifically – otherwise known as image optimization in WordPress. Today’s post shares six quick tips for optimizing image by reducing file size...
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