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WP Toolkit Optimizer Review - Is It Worth $37?

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How to Run Your Sites Up to 500% Faster & With 70% Less Bloat

4all.pw/go/wpoptimiser/ Speed-up Your Site With The Easiest & Most Effective Optimisation Tool For WordPress - With REAL TIME Server & Host Monitoring - Current WordPress optmisation products do half a job...   I mean they don't tell you if you are having problems with your host, you have no idea if your themes/plugins are slowing your site down 95% of optimisation tools don't do the #1 thing you should do to a website which is... optimise graphics  Fact is most WordPress users never optimise graphics, so many sites are carrying a huge amount of dead weight.  According to Kissmetrics if your site takes 3+ seconds to load you lose 50%+ of traffic & at 20+ seconds you lose 95%+ of traffic... that's a serious problem. Here's how to Fix It

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How to Run Your Sites Up to 500% Faster & With 70% Less Bloat

4all.pw/go/wpoptimiser/ Speed-up Your Site With The Easiest & Most Effective Optimisation Tool For WordPress - With REAL TIME Server & Host Monitoring - Current WordPress optmisation products do half a job...   I mean they don't tell you if you are having problems with your host, you have no idea if your themes/plugins are slowing your site down 95% of optimisation tools don't do the #1 thing you should do to a website which is... optimise graphics  Fact is most WordPress users never optimise graphics, so many sites are carrying a huge amount of dead weight.  According to Kissmetrics if your site takes 3+ seconds to load you lose 50%+ of traffic & at 20+ seconds you lose 95%+ of traffic... that's a serious problem. Here's how to Fix It

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How to Run Your Sites Up to 500% Faster & With 70% Less Bloat

4all.pw/go/wpoptimiser/ Speed-up Your Site With The Easiest & Most Effective Optimisation Tool For WordPress - With REAL TIME Server & Host Monitoring - Current WordPress optmisation products do half a job...   I mean they don't tell you if you are having problems with your host, you have no idea if your themes/plugins are slowing your site down 95% of optimisation tools don't do the #1 thing you should do to a website which is... optimise graphics  Fact is most WordPress users never optimise graphics, so many sites are carrying a huge amount of dead weight.  According to Kissmetrics if your site takes 3+ seconds to load you lose 50%+ of traffic & at 20+ seconds you lose 95%+ of traffic... that's a serious problem. Here's how to Fix It

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How to Run Your Sites Up to 500% Faster & With 70% Less Bloat

4all.pw/go/wpoptimiser/ Speed-up Your Site With The Easiest & Most Effective Optimisation Tool For WordPress - With REAL TIME Server & Host Monitoring - Current WordPress optmisation products do half a job...   I mean they don't tell you if you are having problems with your host, you have no idea if your themes/plugins are slowing your site down 95% of optimisation tools don't do the #1 thing you should do to a website which is... optimise graphics  Fact is most WordPress users never optimise graphics, so many sites are carrying a huge amount of dead weight.  According to Kissmetrics if your site takes 3+ seconds to load you lose 50%+ of traffic & at 20+ seconds you lose 95%+ of traffic... that's a serious problem. Here's how to Fix It

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Get the Deep Dive WP Optimiser #WPOptimiser For all its superficial simplicity, WordPress is a complex beast and getting more complicated with each update and new wave of plug-ins. At its core, WordPress is just a set of .php scripts and a single database. What could go wrong? Database issues can dramatically slow WP sites. And every task you do creates cruft in the database, from iterations (drafts) of your posts, to metadata messes and comment confusion. It rapidly becomes overwhelming if sites are in production for daily use. Complicating matters are images, and WP makes multiple copies of every uploaded image in multiple sizes. And those simple .php scripts get very complicated when users throw multiple themes and plug-ins at them, few of them working well together. WP Optimiser is new tool that takes on speed issues in WordPress and attacks potential database problems with a minimum of complexity. Its companion software, Viper Cache, adds crushing speeds to sites with a minimum of hassle. Every few months, one of our 70+ WordPress sites get sick, often taking down other sites on the same server. Or, we have a sudden uptick in site visits, and an inefficient WP installation takes either bandwidth or processing power away from its sisters. It generally takes an entire day, sometime two, to get everything back on track, including hours spent purging unoptimized images, often taken with powerful cameras or phones, whose resolution is simply overkill for basic web use. Thankfully, WP Optimiser addresses image optimization on the fly, and it even has the ability to batch optimize the backlog of images on an older site.  When we interviewed Chris Hitman, one of WP Optimiser's development team, he explained that "the plug-in can batch optimize legacy images, processing up to 500 daily. The user just sets it up once, and it proceeds in the background, until the until media library has been processed."
"Once active, this feature will automatically optimize the images that are uploaded to the media library or set as the featured image on a post. With each uploaded image WordPress will automatically create multiple resized versions that are required by your theme which will also be optimized." Hitman added, "We use the popular image optimization service TinyPNG which applies the best possible optimization." 
The plug-in also speeds page loading time dramatically, by stalling images until the reader see them. This is perfect for image intensive sites. "Once active this feature improves page load times by loading your images on demand," says Hitman. "It delays loading of images outside of the browsers viewport (visible part of a web page). Images won't be loaded until the user scrolls down to them. On long pages and/or pages containing many large images, this will make the page load much faster by reducing server load and saving bandwidth." "You can also enable/disable Lazy Load Images on an individual post/page. When editing a post/page use the 'WP Optimiser' box to enable/disable Lazy Load Images." "Your WordPress database consists of many tables, that over time become inefficient as you add, change and remove data. Optimizing these tables every once in a while will keep your site running as efficient as possible," accords Hitman.

"Each time you create or edit a post or page, WordPress will create a revision of that post or page. So for example if you edit a post 6 times, then you might get 5 copies of that post as revisions. This can quickly add lots of rarely used data to your database, making it bloated and slower to access. You might have thousands of spam and un-approved comments in your comments table which can also be cleaned." Hitman's product also provides a snapshot of your WP database, allowing you to quick see and diagnose potential table problems. "Site Health Check is designed to give you an accurate overview of how good or bad your site environment is. It tests your software setup, server status + connectivity and gives you recommendations of what action to take." This may be WP Optimiser's killer feature. While you can configure JetPack to email you when your site is down,  that after-the-disaster notification. WP Optimiser looks a ten different measures of site and server health daily,  and lets you know before you have a site-killing, or even a site-slowing issue. The last feature of WP Optimiser is one we formerly used the P3 Plugin for. Many WP power users know the P3 plug-in, but it hasn't been updated in three years. "The Site Speed Profiler of WP Optimiser looks at the speed impact of your WordPress core, themes & plugins. It also shows you a comparison of your site against a benchmark site with a default set of plugins and WordPress Default theme," says Hitman. "The objective here is to look and spot any slow themes & plugins and replace these with better options." That it does, better than the old P3 Plug-in. WP Optimiser benchmarks your site against a known reference site, examining the overall site load time, plug-in load times, theme loading and, importantly, the time the core WordPress files take to onboard. The last one is important, as it can tell you if your hosting, not your WP instance, is at issue. And like the deprecated P3, it will tell you the exact load time of each plug-in. If you are an IM maven, you've likely installed a host of WP plug-ins to extend your site functions, or access tools like auto-Tweets or scarcity bars. (* PRO TIP: put those plug-ins in separate WP installation in a sub-domain. It won't mess with your production site, and you can easily kill renegade Chron jobs that way) WP Optimiser will tell you exactly what plug-in is killing your site's load time. You can also use it to A/B Split test different themes, or even theme customization, as WP Optimiser keeps a record of each profile run. It's a super-powerful debugging approach. Next Generation Cacheing with Viper Cache Hitman also delivers the scoop on Viper Cache, a next generation, best of breed cacheing solution that accompanies WP Optimiser. "Before you enable Viper Cache you may wish to perform your own speed tests using Pingdom or Pagespeed Insights - please note these services are not 100% accurate as the results will fluctuate with internet traffic." "Simply enable the cache and decide whether HTTPS caching best suits your site then test your site to make sure everything works as before. Ninety-nine percent of sites will work fine with the default options we selected - in the unlikely event that your site doesn't work as it should: turn off all the cache options below and turn on each option one by one until you isolate the problem," says Hitman. "Cache clearing will happen automatically when you change any page/post or when you install new plugins so there's no need to manually clear cache like on other products. Where images or content on your page are created by external sites or outside WordPress either update the page or reset the cache using the button below." Hitman also dishes on ViperCache's power feature. "Our smart cache preloading feature will preload the cache with your home page + 5 of your most popular pages - this is a unique bandwidth saving feature as on large sites cache preloading will tie up your processor, slow down your site and eat bandwidth. Cache clearing will happen automatically when you change any page/post or when you install new plugins so there's no need to manually clear cache like on other products. Where images or content on your page are created by external sites or outside WordPress either update the page or reset the cache using the button below. Our smart cache preloading feature will preload the cache with your home page plus five  of your most popular pages - this is a unique bandwidth saving feature as on large sites cache preloading will tie up your processor, slow down your site & eat bandwidth."

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WP Optimiser Review

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In this WP Optimiser review we will test whether WP Optimiser truly delivers a WordPress performance boost.

WP Optimiser Launch Details

Sales Page: http://links.ravereview.biz/wpoptimiser-discount

Launch Date: February 10, 2018

Launch Time: 10am EST

Launch Price: $39/yr Agency OR $37 Personal (For the first day or so use coupon 5off to save $5)

OTOs/Upsells: Viper Cache ($37/yr Agency or $39 Personal), WP Easy Pages ($37/yr Agency or $39 Personal), WP Conversion Boost ($27/yr Agency or $27 Personal)

Product Creators: Chris Hitman, John Merrick and David Cassar

What is WP Optimiser?

WP Optimiser is a WordPress plugin that optimises your WordPress site performance by looking at 6 speed factors.

Speed Factor 1 – Hosting

Speed Factor 2 – Server

Speed Factor 3 – Themes and Plugins

Speed Factor 4 – Un-optimised Graphics

Speed Factor 5 – Bloated Databases

Speed Factor 6 – Long Pages

So how does WP Optimiser fix these speed issues? Take a look at this demo…

What are the WP Optimiser OTOs?

Viper Cache ($37/yr Agency or $39 Personal) – Viper Cache is a powerful WordPress plugin that is musch simpler to use than other WordPress caching options.

WP Easy Pages ($37/yr Agency or $39 Personal) – WP Easy Pages is a WordPress plugin that enables you create beautiful and optimised pages that bypass your site’s theme and plugins, which makes them lighter and much faster to load.

WP Conversion Boost ($27/yr Agency or $27 Personal) – WP Conversion Boost is a WordPress plugin that makes split-testing a breeze by enabling you to make any page dynamic, which means you never have to edit pages individually again…you can just edit the URL.

Do you need the OTOs?

It all depends on your goals and needs.

If you’re looking for top-notch speed, the Viper Cache plugin will further help by caching your commonly accessed pages. Most importantly, it is one-click simple!

As someone who uses the free cache plugins and knows how confusing they can be, Viper Cache looks to be an awesome replacement.

And, if you build a lot of landing pages with WordPress, the WP Easy Pages plugin can help you make them lighter and faster.

If you’re looking for an easy way to do split-testing without creating a bunch of duplicate pages, WP Conversion Boost appears to be an interesting solution.

Does WP Optimiser work?

I decided to test WP Optimiser on the StoryVideo site to see what (if any) improvement it would provide.

Here’s my initial test of the StoryVideo site with no cache plugins enabled and before running WP Optimiser…

Here’s my test after running WP Optimiser as recommended in their training…

Note – I did deactivate one plugin that I don’t use much as part of the optimization. That is one of their recommendations.

Not quite the staggering results I see on the WP Optimiser sales page…but a nice improvement none the less.

I decided to re-enable my caching plugin (WP Super Cache) and here’s the results…

Now were getting there…sub 3-second load time. Google should be happy with that!

So, what did my little test prove?

I need to think through my tests before executing them because I wish I had run a speed test with my cache plugin enabled before running WP Optimiser. Once I had optimized the images and run the database optimization there was no way to go back and create a clean test.

It proves to me that every WordPress site is unique, results will vary and additional tweaking may be necessary to fully optimize your site.

A caching plugin is definitely recommended.

What I like about WP Optimiser

Overall, WP Optimiser is a super simple plugin to use that DID speed up my site.

It also gave me the data I needed to identify a slower loading plugin that I actually didn’t need enabled on my site, which produced another speed improvement.

I also like that the Agency license, which enables you to use WP Optimiser on your sites and client sites, is only $39 per year, instead of $99 or $199 for similar optimization plugins.

What I don’t like about WP Optimiser

One of the primary actions you need to take with WP Optimiser is run the Bulk Optimize Images tool to optimize images. On the StoryVideo site I had nearly 500 images. When you run the bulk optimization tool you are only given the choice to do 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 50 (high speed hosts only), 100 (high speed hosts only) images at a time.

Because I’m on shared hosting I was hesitant to try the 50 or 100 options, but after running the tool over and over and over I got impatient and ran the 100 option. It took several minutes…but it worked…and it reduced my images from 104.77 MB to 24.93 MB…definitely worth the wait!

Ultimately, I would prefer to click the optimize button once and either wait for it to finish OR have it process the images in the background.

WP Optimiser Bonus

I’m not sure if the product creators are including any bonuses…none were shown on the sales page preview.

I really tried to think of a good, exclusive bonus for this offer. The best thing I can think of to offer is my time.

So, if you buy WP Optimiser Agency through my link I will give you 20 minutes of time to help with the install, or help with tweaks to get the most out of WP Optimiser.

If you buy any of the upgrades I will add an additional 10 minutes for each upgrade.

Please note – All support time will be scheduled. We will work out a convenient time for both of us, which may or may not be exactly when you decide you want it. Also, I’m not the product creator…so issues directly related to the plugin will have to be handled with their normal support system. Although, if you’d like to use my time to work with their support…that is acceptable.

Final Thoughts

Overall, I like WP Optimiser and saw positive results with it on the StoryVideo site.

Did it return the staggering results that are listed on the sales page? Not without the addition of a caching plugin.

I think each site will be somewhat unique. Some sites will see huge speed bumps right off the bat, and others will need deeper analysis of the data WP Optimiser provides to do further tweaking (deactivate unnecessary plugins, possibly change themes, etc.).

I definitely recommend using a caching plugin with WP Optimiser. Whether you choose a complex free one, or choose to pick up the very simple Viper Cache is up to you.

If you have any questions, click the Facebook Messenger Chat button and ask away. I’ll do my best to get back to you as quickly as possible.

WP Optimiser Review Jay Allred

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WP Toolkit Optimiser Review - 6 Biggest WordPress Speed Issues Fixed 

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Get the Deep Dive WP Optimiser #WPOptimiser For all its superficial simplicity, WordPress is a complex beast and getting more complicated with each update and new wave of plug-ins. At its core, WordPress is just a set of .php scripts and a single database. What could go wrong? Database issues can dramatically slow WP sites. And every task you do creates cruft in the database, from iterations (drafts) of your posts, to metadata messes and comment confusion. It rapidly becomes overwhelming if sites are in production for daily use. Complicating matters are images, and WP makes multiple copies of every uploaded image in multiple sizes. And those simple .php scripts get very complicated when users throw multiple themes and plug-ins at them, few of them working well together. WP Optimiser is new tool that takes on speed issues in WordPress and attacks potential database problems with a minimum of complexity. Its companion software, Viper Cache, adds crushing speeds to sites with a minimum of hassle. Every few months, one of our 70+ WordPress sites get sick, often taking down other sites on the same server. Or, we have a sudden uptick in site visits, and an inefficient WP installation takes either bandwidth or processing power away from its sisters. It generally takes an entire day, sometime two, to get everything back on track, including hours spent purging unoptimized images, often taken with powerful cameras or phones, whose resolution is simply overkill for basic web use. Thankfully, WP Optimiser addresses image optimization on the fly, and it even has the ability to batch optimize the backlog of images on an older site.  When we interviewed Chris Hitman, one of WP Optimiser's development team, he explained that "the plug-in can batch optimize legacy images, processing up to 500 daily. The user just sets it up once, and it proceeds in the background, until the until media library has been processed."
"Once active, this feature will automatically optimize the images that are uploaded to the media library or set as the featured image on a post. With each uploaded image WordPress will automatically create multiple resized versions that are required by your theme which will also be optimized." Hitman added, "We use the popular image optimization service TinyPNG which applies the best possible optimization." 
The plug-in also speeds page loading time dramatically, by stalling images until the reader see them. This is perfect for image intensive sites. "Once active this feature improves page load times by loading your images on demand," says Hitman. "It delays loading of images outside of the browsers viewport (visible part of a web page). Images won't be loaded until the user scrolls down to them. On long pages and/or pages containing many large images, this will make the page load much faster by reducing server load and saving bandwidth." "You can also enable/disable Lazy Load Images on an individual post/page. When editing a post/page use the 'WP Optimiser' box to enable/disable Lazy Load Images." "Your WordPress database consists of many tables, that over time become inefficient as you add, change and remove data. Optimizing these tables every once in a while will keep your site running as efficient as possible," accords Hitman.

"Each time you create or edit a post or page, WordPress will create a revision of that post or page. So for example if you edit a post 6 times, then you might get 5 copies of that post as revisions. This can quickly add lots of rarely used data to your database, making it bloated and slower to access. You might have thousands of spam and un-approved comments in your comments table which can also be cleaned." Hitman's product also provides a snapshot of your WP database, allowing you to quick see and diagnose potential table problems. "Site Health Check is designed to give you an accurate overview of how good or bad your site environment is. It tests your software setup, server status + connectivity and gives you recommendations of what action to take." This may be WP Optimiser's killer feature. While you can configure JetPack to email you when your site is down,  that after-the-disaster notification. WP Optimiser looks a ten different measures of site and server health daily,  and lets you know before you have a site-killing, or even a site-slowing issue. The last feature of WP Optimiser is one we formerly used the P3 Plugin for. Many WP power users know the P3 plug-in, but it hasn't been updated in three years. "The Site Speed Profiler of WP Optimiser looks at the speed impact of your WordPress core, themes & plugins. It also shows you a comparison of your site against a benchmark site with a default set of plugins and WordPress Default theme," says Hitman. "The objective here is to look and spot any slow themes & plugins and replace these with better options." That it does, better than the old P3 Plug-in. WP Optimiser benchmarks your site against a known reference site, examining the overall site load time, plug-in load times, theme loading and, importantly, the time the core WordPress files take to onboard. The last one is important, as it can tell you if your hosting, not your WP instance, is at issue. And like the deprecated P3, it will tell you the exact load time of each plug-in. If you are an IM maven, you've likely installed a host of WP plug-ins to extend your site functions, or access tools like auto-Tweets or scarcity bars. (* PRO TIP: put those plug-ins in separate WP installation in a sub-domain. It won't mess with your production site, and you can easily kill renegade Chron jobs that way) WP Optimiser will tell you exactly what plug-in is killing your site's load time. You can also use it to A/B Split test different themes, or even theme customization, as WP Optimiser keeps a record of each profile run. It's a super-powerful debugging approach. Next Generation Cacheing with Viper Cache Hitman also delivers the scoop on Viper Cache, a next generation, best of breed cacheing solution that accompanies WP Optimiser. "Before you enable Viper Cache you may wish to perform your own speed tests using Pingdom or Pagespeed Insights - please note these services are not 100% accurate as the results will fluctuate with internet traffic." "Simply enable the cache and decide whether HTTPS caching best suits your site then test your site to make sure everything works as before. Ninety-nine percent of sites will work fine with the default options we selected - in the unlikely event that your site doesn't work as it should: turn off all the cache options below and turn on each option one by one until you isolate the problem," says Hitman. "Cache clearing will happen automatically when you change any page/post or when you install new plugins so there's no need to manually clear cache like on other products. Where images or content on your page are created by external sites or outside WordPress either update the page or reset the cache using the button below." Hitman also dishes on ViperCache's power feature. "Our smart cache preloading feature will preload the cache with your home page + 5 of your most popular pages - this is a unique bandwidth saving feature as on large sites cache preloading will tie up your processor, slow down your site and eat bandwidth. Cache clearing will happen automatically when you change any page/post or when you install new plugins so there's no need to manually clear cache like on other products. Where images or content on your page are created by external sites or outside WordPress either update the page or reset the cache using the button below. Our smart cache preloading feature will preload the cache with your home page plus five  of your most popular pages - this is a unique bandwidth saving feature as on large sites cache preloading will tie up your processor, slow down your site & eat bandwidth."

[powerinternetmarketing]

Get the Deep Dive WP Optimiser #WPOptimiser For all its superficial simplicity, WordPress is a complex beast and getting more complicated with each update and new wave of plug-ins. At its core, WordPress is just a set of .php scripts and a single database. What could go wrong? Database issues can dramatically slow WP sites. And every task you do creates cruft in the database, from iterations (drafts) of your posts, to metadata messes and comment confusion. It rapidly becomes overwhelming if sites are in production for daily use. Complicating matters are images, and WP makes multiple copies of every uploaded image in multiple sizes. And those simple .php scripts get very complicated when users throw multiple themes and plug-ins at them, few of them working well together. WP Optimiser is new tool that takes on speed issues in WordPress and attacks potential database problems with a minimum of complexity. Its companion software, Viper Cache, adds crushing speeds to sites with a minimum of hassle. Every few months, one of our 70+ WordPress sites get sick, often taking down other sites on the same server. Or, we have a sudden uptick in site visits, and an inefficient WP installation takes either bandwidth or processing power away from its sisters. It generally takes an entire day, sometime two, to get everything back on track, including hours spent purging unoptimized images, often taken with powerful cameras or phones, whose resolution is simply overkill for basic web use. Thankfully, WP Optimiser addresses image optimization on the fly, and it even has the ability to batch optimize the backlog of images on an older site.  When we interviewed Chris Hitman, one of WP Optimiser's development team, he explained that "the plug-in can batch optimize legacy images, processing up to 500 daily. The user just sets it up once, and it proceeds in the background, until the until media library has been processed."
"Once active, this feature will automatically optimize the images that are uploaded to the media library or set as the featured image on a post. With each uploaded image WordPress will automatically create multiple resized versions that are required by your theme which will also be optimized." Hitman added, "We use the popular image optimization service TinyPNG which applies the best possible optimization." 
The plug-in also speeds page loading time dramatically, by stalling images until the reader see them. This is perfect for image intensive sites. "Once active this feature improves page load times by loading your images on demand," says Hitman. "It delays loading of images outside of the browsers viewport (visible part of a web page). Images won't be loaded until the user scrolls down to them. On long pages and/or pages containing many large images, this will make the page load much faster by reducing server load and saving bandwidth." "You can also enable/disable Lazy Load Images on an individual post/page. When editing a post/page use the 'WP Optimiser' box to enable/disable Lazy Load Images." "Your WordPress database consists of many tables, that over time become inefficient as you add, change and remove data. Optimizing these tables every once in a while will keep your site running as efficient as possible," accords Hitman.

"Each time you create or edit a post or page, WordPress will create a revision of that post or page. So for example if you edit a post 6 times, then you might get 5 copies of that post as revisions. This can quickly add lots of rarely used data to your database, making it bloated and slower to access. You might have thousands of spam and un-approved comments in your comments table which can also be cleaned." Hitman's product also provides a snapshot of your WP database, allowing you to quick see and diagnose potential table problems. "Site Health Check is designed to give you an accurate overview of how good or bad your site environment is. It tests your software setup, server status + connectivity and gives you recommendations of what action to take." This may be WP Optimiser's killer feature. While you can configure JetPack to email you when your site is down,  that after-the-disaster notification. WP Optimiser looks a ten different measures of site and server health daily,  and lets you know before you have a site-killing, or even a site-slowing issue. The last feature of WP Optimiser is one we formerly used the P3 Plugin for. Many WP power users know the P3 plug-in, but it hasn't been updated in three years. "The Site Speed Profiler of WP Optimiser looks at the speed impact of your WordPress core, themes & plugins. It also shows you a comparison of your site against a benchmark site with a default set of plugins and WordPress Default theme," says Hitman. "The objective here is to look and spot any slow themes & plugins and replace these with better options." That it does, better than the old P3 Plug-in. WP Optimiser benchmarks your site against a known reference site, examining the overall site load time, plug-in load times, theme loading and, importantly, the time the core WordPress files take to onboard. The last one is important, as it can tell you if your hosting, not your WP instance, is at issue. And like the deprecated P3, it will tell you the exact load time of each plug-in. If you are an IM maven, you've likely installed a host of WP plug-ins to extend your site functions, or access tools like auto-Tweets or scarcity bars. (* PRO TIP: put those plug-ins in separate WP installation in a sub-domain. It won't mess with your production site, and you can easily kill renegade Chron jobs that way) WP Optimiser will tell you exactly what plug-in is killing your site's load time. You can also use it to A/B Split test different themes, or even theme customization, as WP Optimiser keeps a record of each profile run. It's a super-powerful debugging approach. Next Generation Cacheing with Viper Cache Hitman also delivers the scoop on Viper Cache, a next generation, best of breed cacheing solution that accompanies WP Optimiser. "Before you enable Viper Cache you may wish to perform your own speed tests using Pingdom or Pagespeed Insights - please note these services are not 100% accurate as the results will fluctuate with internet traffic." "Simply enable the cache and decide whether HTTPS caching best suits your site then test your site to make sure everything works as before. Ninety-nine percent of sites will work fine with the default options we selected - in the unlikely event that your site doesn't work as it should: turn off all the cache options below and turn on each option one by one until you isolate the problem," says Hitman. "Cache clearing will happen automatically when you change any page/post or when you install new plugins so there's no need to manually clear cache like on other products. Where images or content on your page are created by external sites or outside WordPress either update the page or reset the cache using the button below." Hitman also dishes on ViperCache's power feature. "Our smart cache preloading feature will preload the cache with your home page + 5 of your most popular pages - this is a unique bandwidth saving feature as on large sites cache preloading will tie up your processor, slow down your site and eat bandwidth. Cache clearing will happen automatically when you change any page/post or when you install new plugins so there's no need to manually clear cache like on other products. Where images or content on your page are created by external sites or outside WordPress either update the page or reset the cache using the button below. Our smart cache preloading feature will preload the cache with your home page plus five  of your most popular pages - this is a unique bandwidth saving feature as on large sites cache preloading will tie up your processor, slow down your site & eat bandwidth."