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Why website speed directly affects your sales

Every extra second of load time costs you customers. Here is how speed affects conversion and what to do about it.

Website speed is not a technical nicety — it is a direct revenue factor. A user who waits more than a few seconds for a page often just closes the tab and goes to a competitor.

What the data says

Studies from large e-commerce platforms consistently show that even a one-second increase in load time noticeably lowers conversion and raises bounce rate.

Common causes of a slow site

  • ✦Heavy, unoptimised images
  • ✦Too many third-party scripts
  • ✦No caching
  • ✦Slow hosting or server

How we solve it

We optimise images to modern formats (WebP/AVIF), use lazy loading, minimise JavaScript and configure caching. The result is a site that opens instantly, even on mobile.

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