Google PageSpeed Tools

Yes.

So I saw that if you go to Google PageSpeed, it'll tell you now if it's... an agentic uh agent opt-in or god i forget the term they have they added a new tab for if your website is easy for llms to understand and one of the things was recommending to add a a type of file to your website which i did i did do i forget what it was called though it's like a it's almost like a robot text but it's like an llm i think it's called lll ms.txt something like that but you can have like cloud or chat gpt created for you and then just upload it to the website and that'll help the search that'll help the llms understand your website better like in terms of being able to parse it and and know what you the type of content you have on on the website right

maybe that would be a better option than the faqs because like

i mean the faqs are still good like for clients like that are on it and might have questions right

Measure first because guessing about speed is unreliable as guessing about traffic.

PageSpeed Insights, which is free, takes your web address, and returns what real visitors experienced, plus a list of recommendations that you can make.

Read the verdicts, skim the top suggestions, and ignore the engineering waterfall below them.

That's written for developers tuning the last 10%.

One tool from this chapter's affordable tool stack.

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This week, PageSpeed Insights.

It's Google's free speed report.

It knows to do that in what order.

PageSpeed Insights, look at my Accessibility Checker Pro results, look at my Yoast SEO type of things.

Joey Kudish, who I knew from his time at Metarik, built a tool, Agency AI, and it will look at if the AI can scan your site or not.

It looks at my security headers and email stuff and testing a form on my site.

The way you want to use this skill is by following these instructions I'm going to share with you.

So first, you have to go to pagespeed.web.dev, which is Google's official PageSpeed Insights tool that allows you to analyze your page speed.

And so what I did after Google gave me these results here, this report, I downloaded this page.

So you want to go to File in your Chrome, and then Download Page As, or Save Page As.

Yeah, so I'm very close to 100% across the board for mobile and desktop.

So PageSpeed Insights, very good.

I didn't even put this on here as this is something that's been a work in progress for many, many years.

My website has gone through many iterations over the past couple decades.

I think the simplest and the free way to do it is this.

If you scan this QR code, it will take you to a tool called Google PageSpeed Insights.

It's a free tool developed by Google that you can feed any website, including your own, into.

And it will instantly tell you, well, it takes about 10 seconds, how the website is performing based on a series of very important web metrics.

Again, I know a lot of folks manage their website in-house, which is incredible.

Others of us have web teams.

I would say as a starter, seriously, run your main pages through the free Google PageSpeed Insights Test.

Copy and paste the free feedback the most advanced internet company in the world gives you.

all the more reason to try and increase your page speed.

Now, here's the fix if you wanna actually look into your PageSpeed Insights.

Go to PageSpeed Insights on Google.

It's a free platform that you can use to actually check your mobile and your desktop page speed.

All you gotta do is plug in your URL, click on Get Results, and then you will see how fast your page is actually loading on your mobile and your desktop version.