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Sarp Efe @devsarp
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WordPress site slow? Cold visitor → page cache Logged-in dash → object cache Big image → image optimiser 60 CSS files → script manager 600 MB DB → cleanup "Speed plugin" isn't one category. It's 8. 🧵 below
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The mistake most operators make: They install 2 plugins from the SAME category (WP Rocket WP Super Cache — both page caches), and 0 from the category their bottleneck is actually in. Full breakdown of all 8 categories: acceleratorwp.com/blog/wordp…

WordPress Speed Optimization Plugins: What Each One Actually Optimizes (2026)

There's no such thing as a single "WordPress speed plugin" — there are eight categories doing eight different jobs, and most operators install two from the same category and zero from the one they...

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Sarp Efe@devsarp
May 16
WordPress site behind Cloudflare: Homepage: 80ms ✓ Product page: 90ms ✓ Checkout: 1,920ms ❌ Cache hit rate: 94%. The 6% that misses is where customers pay. Edge caching solved the easy half. The other half is its own problem. acceleratorwp.com/blog/why-e…

Why Edge Caching Alone Doesn't Solve WordPress Performance (2026)

Edge caching solves 70–95% of WordPress requests beautifully — and does absolutely nothing for the other 5–30%. On a WooCommerce store or a membership site, the uncacheable half is the one that pays...

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Sarp Efe@devsarp
May 10
Built a WordPress plugin that picks which plugins run on which pages No caching layer Tested on a vanilla install with Elementor WC Bookly MailPoet Jetpack all active. Wizard defaults only. PSI mobile 5 runs median LCP -31% TBT 90 -> 0ms SI -54% youtu.be/KoN62ptYJy
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Sarp Efe@devsarp
May 8
Ever Googled something random and landed on a US pharmacy site full of casino keywords? That's not a glitch. That's the Cloaking Hack — and it's been running on thousands of legit websites for years. Free 10-step defense guide #WordPress #SEO drive.google.com/file/d/17Qr…

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Every WooCommerce performance post tells you to wp_dequeue_script WC's CSS and JS on non-shop pages. Done. It saves 50 KB and zero ms of TTFB. WC was booted before that hook fired. And your cart-count badge silently breaks because you just dequeued the script that fed it.
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Three different costs — boot, run, asset — and most blog posts conflate them. What actually works: skip WC entirely on cold pages, prune subsystems on warm pages, dequeue assets last. In that order, the wins compound. Reverse order, you ship a broken cart count.
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On a real multilingual store this week: 720 ms → 280 ms homepage TTFB. Five footguns the snippet fans never mention — cart-fragments AJAX, block themes, translated checkout slugs, REST API, the 4am cron — in the post: acceleratorwp.com/blog/disab…

How to Disable WooCommerce on Non-Shop Pages — Without Breaking Checkout

WooCommerce loads its full stack on every request — your About page, the contact form, your blog post. The advice you find is a coin flip between half-fixes and broken checkouts. Here's the version...

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Sarp Efe@devsarp
May 7
I hired a new developer today to help me. #dev #saas #hiring
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