SLIB Design WordPress Content Delivery Network Solution Launch July 2015

    LONDON, ENGLAND, July 15, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- A content delivery network speeds up content download for website visitors regardless of where they are physically located in the World. To put it simply, a CDN (Content Delivery Network) contains multiple servers in its network and each server stores the same website content (images and downloadable files). When a website visitor makes a request to download a webpage they download the images and other downloadable content from a supercharged server that is closest to their geographic location. This makes the webpage load quicker for the website visitor because the CDN is serving content using special infrastructure and the distance data has to travel from the server to the user is relatively low.

"We're proud to be offering WordPress Content Delivery Network solutions through MaxCDN. MaxCDN have worked with big names online and we're hoping that our customers will like them as much as we do. We've also published a WordPress CDN tutorial to help our clients setup their own CDN if they wish."
-Ben Llewellyn, Owner at SLIB

Site speed or page load speed is one of the determining factors influencing visitor engagement. If visitor engagement is low or the page load speed is low, studies have found that websites visitors exit websites which can account for high bounce rates and low page views.

Popular websites already use Content Delivery Networks to improve content delivery with their visitors. Now CDN technology is strategically priced, enabling small and large business owners to take advantage of this unique website visitor experience improvement tactic.

The WordPress CDN service is the latest service offering from SLIB.

SLIB Design is a website development company based in London. They work with the popular website content management known as WordPress. You can find out more about SLIB by going to their website: www.wordpressdeveloperlondon.co.uk or by calling them on 0208 185 0530.

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