• Always use latest and compatible versions of the CMS applications.
• Do optimize and repair your databases from Cpanel/Plesk or PHPmyadmin option.
• Use MySQL query caching.
• Install the eAccelerator module.
• Close your database connection when you’re entry is done.
• Make less HTTP requests.
• Do not set/use maximum memory_limit, avoid large file uploads.
• Use Gzip compression, HTTP compression.
• Turn on apache's mod_deflate module which compresses your data and reduce the transfer up to 80%
• Use Cache Plugins for wordpress, joomla and magento websites.
• Use maximum CSS designs; minimize use of bitmaps, images.
• Optimize images, use .gif where possible, they are smaller.
• Remove excessive spaces and empty lines from scripts.
• Reduce the number of links to external websites.
• A PHP script will be served at least 2-10 times slower than a static HTML page by Apache. Try to use more static HTML pages and fewer PHP scripts.
• Install a PHP caching product to typically increase performance by 25-100% by removing compile times. Use memcached.
• Use HTTP caching, don't make the users download the same picture, JS, CSS, HTML or any other "static" file over and over again.
• Upload large pictures to a free picture storage sites. this will also save your bandwidth.
• Use https only for the web pages which contains sensitive information.
• Remove or change any code which is affecting site/server performance.
• Use AJAX - This will reduce the load from the server (the page will not have to create and send each time) and make your site more user friendly.
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