http://blog.auinteractive.com/is-your-blog-too-heavy AU Interactive - Internet Marketing Tips and Observations Fri, 03 Sep 2010 15:39:47 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://blog.auinteractive.com/is-your-blog-too-heavy#comment-373 3 Quick Ways to Speed Test Your Website and Improve Loading Time Tue, 13 Feb 2007 13:55:25 +0000 http://blog.auinteractive.com/is-your-blog-too-heavy#comment-373 [...] for granted. I run into more and more websites that take a long time to load due to bad coding, gratuitous (and risky) use of widgets, an ungodly amount of embedded media, etc. Yesterday even Techcrunch was [...] [...] for granted. I run into more and more websites that take a long time to load due to bad coding, gratuitous (and risky) use of widgets, an ungodly amount of embedded media, etc. Yesterday even Techcrunch was [...]

]]> http://blog.auinteractive.com/is-your-blog-too-heavy#comment-372 Ryan Sun, 22 Oct 2006 05:31:27 +0000 http://blog.auinteractive.com/is-your-blog-too-heavy#comment-372 That's an interesting point. On my personal blog, I was pulling my flickr photos and del.icio.us bookmarks from within my layout (which spans throughout the site) until I recently analyzed its speed. It's definitely a drawback, and it annoyed me to the point where even I didn't want to navigate through my own site. So I'm only displaying that data on the home page, so navigating anywhere else doesn't take a year. This works out well for those who read my posts in a feed reader, because if they want to comment, the link directly to the post is relatively quick. Good post, and thanks for the tip on the Speed Analysis Tool. That’s an interesting point. On my personal blog, I was pulling my flickr photos and del.icio.us bookmarks from within my layout (which spans throughout the site) until I recently analyzed its speed. It’s definitely a drawback, and it annoyed me to the point where even I didn’t want to navigate through my own site. So I’m only displaying that data on the home page, so navigating anywhere else doesn’t take a year. This works out well for those who read my posts in a feed reader, because if they want to comment, the link directly to the post is relatively quick. Good post, and thanks for the tip on the Speed Analysis Tool.

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