I’ve developed a Website K. When I check each article there is LCP is Green but in GSC group LCP is not good showing need improvement. How to tackle it?
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“Your bad CLS scores are from real user data. The good score is from a Page Speed Insights simulated test. These simulated tests are not very good at picking up CLS issues as they don’t behave like your real users.”
Remember that optimizing for Core Web Vitals and improving LCP involves both technical optimizations and monitoring real user experiences. It’s essential to analyze actual user data to identify and address any underlying issues impacting your LCP score.
Dude i am human. i am facing this issue that my LCP on all individual articles related to games or application are green but in core web vitals group LCP are failed due to high LCP time
Fixing a bad Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) score in WordPress primarily involves optimizing website performance. Here’s my process:
Switch to a Performance-Optimized Theme: A theme that’s built with speed in mind can improve LCP. I typically go for lightweight, minimalistic themes.
Minimize Render-Blocking Resources: By deferring non-critical CSS/JS, I can speed up the content load time. There are several plugins like Autoptimize that assist with this.
Optimize Images: High-resolution images can slow down a site. I use plugins like ShortPixel to compress images without sacrificing their quality.
Use a Caching Plugin: Caching plugins such as WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache can make a significant difference to site load times.
Leverage a Content Delivery Network (CDN): I use services like Cloudflare to serve my content faster globally.
Upgrade Hosting: If all else fails, I consider upgrading to a more powerful hosting service. Better server response times can greatly improve LCP.
Remember, every website is unique, so these steps might differ for you. Regularly measure your LCP with tools like Google PageSpeed Insights to see what’s working.
