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FlyingCDN is using Cloudflare Enterprise, so it’s a plan higher than pro and higher than APO. I replaced free and APO with the new FlyingCDN myself If you send your site into the FP chat, their team will be able to recommend how to improve LCP for that url

I wouldn’t recommend uploading these videos to your media library in WordPress. Create an account at Bunny CDN and upload your videos there They have a service called Bunny Stream, which allows you to get embed code for each video and you can then paste this into your website That won’t slow down your website as your videos are being streamed from Bunny’s servers and not loading yours. It’s very cheap, also

Optimize any images on the page and make sure your hosting is good so that the calls to the database aren’t too laggy. Their support might have their own suggestions too

External is better, as the css files can then be cached on your computer and loaded from there in subsequent page loads instead of the server each time

@@GrantAmbrose Thank you very much for your reply. I am also using cantabo vps. do i need to turn on redis and varnish cache?

object caching and varnish would be worth turning on

You could use bricks for some pages and elementor for others, to edit the content on your page Not together on the same page for the content, though

More to come!

Delaying JS is the most difficult part. You just have to go 1 by one

Reach out to their support and they'll help you

They can't 😅 and refund already

Thank you :)

So much easier to manage. Especially having Gijo actively helping and support via the live chat. It's made getting over hiccups take a few hours instead of days

That's a very small part of the internet; you're living in a bubble. A fast website makes the user experience much better for all websites. Ecommerce brands need a fast website so people bother buying their products.

Yeah, once the website is built you should do this. And then do it after you make significant changes to your website, or check it every so often

Yeah always have caching. When the user accesses your page, that request goes to your server and with a cached version, your server responds much faster than if it has to go to the database. This is the case no matter how clean the builder is. Using caching to cut out the database makes a big difference. I haven't tried to optimize anything recently except for Bricks and Cwicly, but you can definitely get fast websites with Elementor. You might find that a more bloated builder loads more assets on the page like js files which could make delaying JS trickier and more problematic. Whereas say Bricks, if it only loads a few js files because it's "lighter" then fewer things might go wrong during optimizing the site as there's less going on. But these days, I think with the proper caching setup you can get a pretty fast website with any builder when you take the time to optimize

Glad it helped

Whimsical. Definitely worth trying it out

@@GrantAmbrose thanks, and how about annotation tool did you use ? looks cool

Great!

Thanks! I put a lot of effort into this one

@@GrantAmbrose This is perfectly visible !

Which issue was that?

Great!

the upsells? nah

Great! We'll be following along. Congrats on 10 years!

Good to hear!

We really appreciate the support! It's true - BB is 10 years old!

maybe it's a bug? email FunnelKit support and see what they say. The features should be the same across all builders

Mine was working fine a month or so ago so I am unsure. They're a very well respected company, so I am sure it's still working. Maybe reach out to their support. I currently use Ecamm Live and they have built-in delay for mics, and so does OBS -> if you want to try either of those

I have a mini course like this on my list of things to do. Thanks for showing interest!

It can be purchased separately but to get the most out of it, you want FunnelKit the funnel builder. If you buy the Pro plan on their website, you get the funnelbuilder + autonami (now called FunnelKit Automations) - so both inside that plan

@@GrantAmbrose Yes Grant I was looking to purchase FunnelKit so I understand that FunnelKit Automations (Autonami) is included in all plans =)

Awesome! You'll love it

@@GrantAmbrose I have one other question please - I was considering setting up WooPayments - do you have any opinion on this? (Prices in GBP)

I don’t use woo payments. It’s there to make it easy for people to set up but it’s an unnecessary layer. Woo payments is Stripe behind the scenes. Use the FunnelKit Stripe plugin (it has extra features that FunnelKit uses that you won’t get from woo payments)

It works but there isn’t native bricks modules. One day maybe 🤔

You can only test FunnelKit stuff with their ab testing, not woo product pages You could redirect your product page to a sales funnel though that has ab testing on the sales page

I’ll cover lead generation and what I am thinking / planning in an upcoming video in this series. Having a brand with a face like my RUclips channel is going to give me more options, naturally. But I have some other ideas too

Hey Chris! I actually recognise your face and name. I just checked your website, too. Yeah 100% we are definitely heading down the same path. I love that you have the membership group. I want to add that at some point later on. 1. When are you using Kajabi vs Bricks etc? 2. Yeah definitely, let's catch up one day soon!

if Avada has the ability to set conditions on elements I think it should be relatively the same process

not sure sorry

Use confirmo plugin mate 😉

FunnelKit Cart. There is a free and paid version

I wish that were the case but it doesn’t

It won’t take you long to learn. It depends what your end goal is, though. Do you want to build websites or web apps?

@@GrantAmbrose Im thinking about websites, maybe later web aps.

youll be find

@@GrantAmbrose good to hear that, and what about market? Is it hard to get clients? Is it possible to get clients from USA when I'm working from europe? Many thanks!

Hey Paul! Oh cool! Yeah, beyondbeaver.com . I did quite a bit for a while there. Yeah I am definitely keen to follow along with their developments. How are you finding Gp/Gb compared to BB? What were the reasons you were looking to switch some sites over?

@@GrantAmbrose mostly for performance improvements and now the ability to build a css framework in the upcoming release. I still find myself building more quickly with bb. But that could just be from years of familiarity.

Are you using any of these?

@@GrantAmbrose still looking the best one, so far I found that spectra and greenshift is the best among them.

I am leaning towards it, yeah. But I haven't had to commit 100% just yet. It's the best experience, but because it's not based on core blocks, I am still on the fence not 100% all in just yet. It's so easy to use though. I will probably end up at Bricks. Your channel looks like you're Bricks for everything?

​@@GrantAmbrose hello Grant, thanks a lot for replying and sharing your thoughts. There is a reason why you are looking to use core blocks? For full compatibility or other reasons? Yes I basically do tutorials on Bricks as I use it to build my clients websites, I also use Elementor but overall I prefer Bricks + ACSS. Basically I needed a way to built site faster and looks like this combination works well. I'm still keeping an eye on Gutenberg to see if it improves, but looks that is improving slowly. Keep it up with the content you make are really good!

mainly just because it's WordPress native. I'm going to use Bricks though, I it's too good and too far head of the block builder options

Cool happy to hear that :) @@GrantAmbrose

Using Cwicly? Edit your single template

🤣 I had the same comments when i lived in Canada

You can always white label it!