To test your website's speed, it's a good idea to make sure it's not just your local internet that's causing the issue. By using website speed tests, you can verify other connections are having similar issues.
If you're using WordPress®, you can try Troubleshooting Common Issues in WordPress. W3 Total Cache is a performance optimization framework for WordPress, that is designed to work in any type of Website or web hosting account.
You can also use free third-party tools to troubleshoot the cause of your Website's slowness and to make a plan for your next moves.
Using Webpagetest.org you might be able to determine the cause of your Website's slowness.
You should repeat the test several times over the course of 10 - 15 minutes to get a more accurate representation of your Website.
Using Google® PageSpeed, you might be able to determine the cause of your Website's slowness.
Using Yahoo!® YSlow, you might be able to determine the cause of your Website's slowness.
YSlow requires Firebug to function. This plugin is also incompatible with Firefox® 5 and above.
On some versions of YSlow you must click Run Test.
Using Pingdom, you might be able to determine the cause of your Website's slowness.
For solutions, we recommend checking reading Slow website speed problems.
If you're still stumped, please try to find patterns in slowness before you contact help or tech support so we can handle your case quickly. Patterns to look for:
Any additional information you can provide will help our tech support track down the issues quickly.