If you’re hosting your WordPress site at SiteGround, SiteGround gives you multiple ways to optimize your site for performance. First, you get built-in caching via SiteGround’s SuperCacher. Then, SiteGround also offers a companion SG Optimizer plugin to make other performance tweaks. So if you’re already using those tools, do you need to do anything else… View Article
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If you’ve ever tried to install a caching plugin at WP Engine, you know that WP Engine bans caching plugins because they interfere with WP Engine’s server-level EverCache system. Well, bans all caching plugins except one – WP Rocket. In fact, WP Rocket is part of WP Engine’s “Preferred Plugin Program”, and you’re totally free… View Article
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Comparing WP Rocket vs WP Super Cache is kind of like asking whether or not it’s worth it to pay for a premium caching plugin over a free plugin. WP Rocket is probably the most well-known premium WordPress performance plugin, with prices starting at $49. WP Super Cache, on the other hand, is a 100%… View Article
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When it comes to speeding up your WordPress site, using a good WordPress caching plugin is one of the most popular tips you’ll see. It’s in pretty much every piece of advice written on the subject: and for a good reason – a caching plugin (like WP Super Cache, W3 Total Cache, and WP Rocket:… View Article
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