Harness the Power of Caching Plugins

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We've already seen how CDNs can use caching to improve store performance globally but caching can also be used locally on your own server.

By storing static versions of your pages, caching reduces server load and improves page load times for visitors.

Best practices for caching include:

Install a Caching Plugin: Use tools like WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, or LiteSpeed ​​Cache to set up caching quickly.
Enable Object Caching: This helps store and retrieve database twitter data queries more efficiently, especially for dynamic WooCommerce pages like product listings.
Use Browser Caching: Configure browser caching to store assets like images, CSS, and JavaScript locally on users' devices, reducing load times for repeat visitors.
Combine Caching with a CDN: Pair caching plugins with a CDN for optimal performance, especially during traffic spikes.
A well-implemented caching strategy means speed is never an issue for your store even if you're experiencing exponential growth.