Would you like to make your website load faster? In today's video tutorial you'll learn how to install and setup the W3 Total Cache WordPress plugin is a simple, fast, effective, and free method in order to do that.
Would you like to install and setup W3 Total Cache on your WordPress site? W3 Total Cache is a popular WordPress caching plugin that can be used to improve the speed and performance of your website. In this beginner's guide, we'll show you how to easily install and setup W3 Total Cache on your WordPress site. What is W3 Total Cache? W3 Total Cache is one of the best WordPress caching plugins with which you can easily improve WordPress performance and speed.
By default, WordPress uses PHP to dynamically generate every page on the site upon user request. PHP is a server-side programming language. This means that every user request increases the load on the server. This affects your site's performance, user experience, and SEO. WordPress caching plugins help you reduce this by skipping PHP and serving cached copies of web pages. It also allows you to easily connect your website to a CDN (Content Delivery Network) to further improve your website's performance.
Install W3 Total Cache in WordPress. Before installing the W3 Total Cache plugin in WordPress, you must make sure to disable all other caching plugins on your website. This will help you save server resources and avoid plugin conflicts.
After that, you can proceed to install and activate the W3 Total Cache plugin. Check out our step-by-step guide to installing a WordPress plugin for more details. Once activated, W3 Total Cache will add a new menu item labeled "Performance" in your WordPress admin sidebar. Clicking this button will launch the plugin's setup wizard. Just click the "Next" button to continue. First, you will be asked to enable page caching. Click the Test Page Cache button to continue. W3 Total Cache will show you different storage engine options. You must choose a method that will save you the most time. Usually, this is the "Hard Disk: Advanced" option on most shared hosting platforms.
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