Hello Jason,

You need to get your hosting provider to install mod_pagespeed with Apache as it will help you optimize javascripts, css and images. If they don't want to do it, try using JCH Optimize but it's best to use mod_pagespeed though. Also, you might want to request your hosting provider to ensure that images are cached on the browser.

mod_pagespeed does not make a big difference as most templates builders does what google does already (compress CSS and JS). Also, with mod_pagespeed, you need to worry about all the filters that are configurable.

Nope, that's incorrect. mod_pagespeed actually re-compress images that are served on your site. I don't think any template club actually does this (I might be wrong).

Thanks for the reply, but I have seen that when there are several registered users much slows the web.

I'm afraid that my constituents do not bear so many people.

I want to get to 9000 users.

Sere customer of yours all year.

But I need you everything goes well.

Hello,

Hm, not sure if I understand you here. Did you request your host to setup pagespeed on the site yet?

Try to run YSLOW on firebug, and post the results here, that will tell you where the bottleneck is.

IE11 developer tool is also pretty good as far as what is slowing down your page.

Thanks for sharing

I have same problem (

VPS server

http://www.inmotionhosting.com/vps-hosting VPS-1000HA-S RAM: 4GB†
Storage: 60GB
Bandwidth: 2TB
IP Addresses: 2

Still my web site is very slow ???!!!

Hi Ali Galip Savasir,

I have tried to access your EasySocial page on your site, it seems load quite fast. Frankly said, this is rather a web hosting's question than our product issue. This is actually beyond our support scope