Make your website load faster
We find what slows your pages down, fix it in the code, images and server setup, and show you the before-and-after measurements.
- Core Web Vitals diagnosed page by page
- Fixes made in code by our developers
- Before-and-after reports on real load times
// Free proposal
Your free page speed optimization proposal
Tell us about your business. We’ll review your site and market and send a plan with what we’d do first.
Page speed optimization makes your website load and respond faster, especially on phones. TLG Marketing measures your key pages against Google’s Core Web Vitals, finds what’s slowing them down, and fixes it by compressing images, cutting unused CSS and JavaScript, setting up caching and improving server response. Faster pages keep more visitors around long enough to call or fill in a form.
Why slow pages cost you leads
A visitor who taps your ad or search listing and waits on a blank screen often hits the back button before your page appears. You paid for that click, or earned it through SEO, and lost it before they saw your offer.
Speed also affects where you rank. Core Web Vitals are part of how Google assesses page experience, so slow, jumpy pages can hold back otherwise strong content. Sites running paid campaigns, heavy imagery or years of accumulated plugins usually have the most to gain.
What we fix
- Images and video. Resizing, modern formats such as WebP, and lazy loading for anything below the first screen.
- CSS and JavaScript. Minifying files, removing unused code and deferring scripts that don’t need to load first.
- Third-party scripts. Reviewing chat widgets, tag managers and tracking pixels that block rendering, without losing the data you rely on.
- Caching and delivery. Browser and server caching, plus a content delivery network where it helps.
- Layout shift. Reserving space for images, fonts and banners so buttons stay put while the page loads.
- Server response. Database cleanup, PHP version and hosting checks, and advice when your plan is holding things up.
How we report the results
Before changing anything, we record lab scores and field data for your most important pages. When the work is done, you get the same measurements side by side with a list of what we changed. We also confirm that forms, call buttons and GA4 conversion tracking still fire correctly, because a faster page doesn’t help if leads stop recording.
Speed work pairs well with mobile SEO, and it’s built into every responsive site we design.
// How it works
From slow-page diagnosis to measured improvements
Record the starting point
We select important page templates and record available real-user data and repeatable lab measurements, keeping mobile and desktop results separate.
Find the source of the delay
We investigate server response, image and font delivery, JavaScript work and layout shifts to identify the changes most likely to help.
Apply focused fixes
We optimize the confirmed causes in assets, code and delivery settings while preserving the site design, forms and tracking.
Retest the same pages
We repeat the measurements under comparable conditions, check key interactions and document the results. Real-user reports are reviewed as fresh data becomes available.
// Client reviews
Rated 5.0 from 21 Google reviews
What clients say about working with us, in their own words.
- ★★★★★
“…it was one of the most efficient conversations I’ve ever had. Knowledgable, thoughtful, reasonably priced - highly recommend TLG Marketing”
Alec ColemanGoogle Ads and Merchant Center
- ★★★★★
“They are unbelievably efficient and always so customer service/satisfaction oriented.”
Sharon KuyperWebsite development and accessibility compliance
- ★★★★★
“I had a fantastic experience working with Evan Lamont and his awesome team at TLG Marketing as our outsourced Marketing Team.”
Fred CooperOutsourced marketing team
// What’s included
Speed improvements tied to specific causes
A useful speed report explains what was slow, what changed and what the measurements can actually prove.
Page-level diagnosis
Review of the important templates and their available Core Web Vitals and lab measurements.
Image and font delivery
Appropriate dimensions, modern image formats and loading priorities for visible content.
CSS and JavaScript review
Checks for unnecessary downloads, blocking code and content waiting on scripts.
Caching and server checks
Review of browser and server caching and the response time of public pages.
Interaction regression checks
Checks that forms, calls to action and tracking still work after changes.
Before-and-after evidence
Comparable measurements and a change log, with unavailable or delayed data identified.
// Questions
Page speed optimization: common questions
What are Core Web Vitals?
They are Google’s measures of page experience: how quickly the main content appears (Largest Contentful Paint), how fast the page responds to a tap or click (Interaction to Next Paint), and how much the layout jumps while loading (Cumulative Layout Shift). Google uses them in ranking, and they reflect how a page feels to use.
Do I need to change hosting?
Sometimes. If the server is slow to respond before the page even starts loading, front-end fixes can only do so much. We test server response first and only recommend a hosting change when it’s the real bottleneck.
Will a speed plugin fix my site?
Caching and image plugins help, but they can’t remove a heavy theme, unused scripts or a bloated page builder. We use plugins where they fit and fix the underlying code where they can’t.
// Start here
Find what is slowing your pages down
Send the form and we’ll come back with a plan. Prefer to talk first? Book a free 30-minute strategy session.
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