My free website taking too much time to load in first time, Help me plz

Hello sir, My website url: https://leomessi.epizy.com/

I have installed free ssl certificate from infinity default ssl and this is why it is https protocoled. Not means: this is why my website is slow loading; remember it, sir.

When I or other first time visit this site, it loads taking too much time. I don’t know whether its slowness is for free website (epizy.com) or not?
Note: here first time visit means visit this website for a time per hour or something else;

Now my clear question is: How to increase my first time loading speed on my this free website?
is it possible or not?

Please help me with right information; waiting for your response; thank you;

Both maybe?

Cron job?

I didn’t understand your talking; Please answer clearly; sir

What do you not understand?

Please checkout the insights for your site here:

https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fleomessi.epizy.com

It looks like WP is taking a long time to load, and generally this happens if you have a lot of plugins or content. I recommend removing all but the necessary plugins from your site. You should have less than 20 plugins. It also look like some of the plugins you are using are not properly configured, and have code that is never used.

After you remove plugins, and anything else you don’t need, I would setup a cron job in the control panel to load your site every one hour.

Thanks.

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You can use a CDN such as Cloudflare:

How would that help him? Please give a more detailed response about how that would help speed up loading times.
Thanks.

Not possible for free subdomain

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You xan also implement caching using the plugin w3 total cache. It works pretty well for a free plugin. You can also use the method I taught if you don’t want another plugin:How to implement Caching Headers in a Static Site (the easy way)

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If you’re using WordPress and only the first page load is slow, then I’m 98% sure the WordPress Cron Scheduler is to blame. Adding more plugins (including caching plugins) will not make this better, and may make it worse.

There are a few ways to go about this:

  • Try to reduce the load on the background scheduler. With help of a debugger or profiler, you may be able to identify a plugin which is responsible for the slow loading. You can then tweak, remove or replace that plugin.
  • Use our Cron Jobs tool to handle the WordPress Crons, instead of using the default webcron. This article from WordPress describes how to do it. With some effort, it can be replicated with our Cron Jobs tool: Hooking WP-Cron Into the System Task Scheduler | Plugin Developer Handbook | WordPress Developer Resources
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