Using Caching to Speed Up Your Website

Caching helps your site load faster by storing a copy of each page so it doesn’t have to reload everything from scratch every time. It’s one of the most effective ways to boost performance — especially on WordPress.

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What Is Caching?

When someone visits your site, their browser normally requests data from your server. Caching creates and serves a static copy instead — reducing load times and server strain.

  • Page Caching: Saves full page output
  • Browser Caching: Stores static files locally (images, stylesheets, scripts)
  • Object Caching: Speeds up database queries (advanced)

Recommended WordPress Caching Plugins

  • LiteSpeed Cache – Best if your site runs on a LiteSpeed-powered server (Envosta default)
  • WP Rocket – Premium option with user-friendly UI and great performance
  • W3 Total Cache or WP Fastest Cache – Solid free options

Each plugin can also handle minification, CDN integration, and lazy loading.


How to Set It Up

  1. Install your chosen caching plugin
  2. Activate basic page caching and browser caching
  3. Test your site with GTmetrix to see the improvements

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Need Help Choosing a Plugin?

If you’re unsure which caching option is best for your site, open a support ticket or email hello@envosta.com. We’ll review your setup and help configure it for maximum speed.

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