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A faster site, every month, on purpose.
We monitor Core Web Vitals continuously, fix the regressions before Google does, and ship the optimizations that move both rankings and conversion rates.
01 / Why it matters
Performance regresses quietly between audits, and nobody notices until rankings drop.
Site speed isn’t a one-time project. Every plugin update, every new image, every third-party tracking script you add can quietly tank Core Web Vitals. Most sites get a speed audit, fix the easy stuff, declare victory, and slowly regress over the next six months while nobody is watching.
Meanwhile, the same metrics that affect search rankings (Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, Interaction to Next Paint) also affect conversion. Visitors don’t wait for slow sites. Mobile visitors especially. Every second of load time costs you both rankings and revenue, and the cost is invisible until you’re already losing money.
Core Web Vitals on every page inside your portal, so you never have to wonder if the latest deploy slowed things down.
02 / What it does
Continuous monitoring on real users, regressions caught in days, fixes shipped monthly.
We treat performance like maintenance, not a project. We call the Google Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights APIs on a schedule, and we run our own in-house monitoring system for Core Web Vitals on your real users (not just synthetic tests).
Performance results and action items live in your portal Action Center, ranked by impact. When something gets slower, we know within days, we know why, and the next revenue alignment meeting has it in the punch list.
03 / How it helps
Core Web Vitals stay green next quarter, not just on audit day.
Your site stays fast. Not "fast on the day we audited it" but fast next quarter, and the quarter after. Core Web Vitals stay green, the search rankings stop being held back by speed issues, and the mobile conversion rate stops being quietly suppressed by a slow load.
For most sites, the first two months of work move at least one of the three Core Web Vitals from "needs improvement" to "good." For sites that started in worse shape, the cumulative effect over a year often shows up as a meaningful bump in both organic traffic and conversion rate, with no other change involved.
04 / Specifics
What’s in the engagement
- Continuous Core Web Vitals monitoring on real user data (LCP, CLS, INP), not just synthetic tests
- Lighthouse + PSI APIs called on a schedule, results pushed to the portal
- In-house performance monitoring system that catches regressions other tools miss
- Image optimization: modern formats, proper sizing, lazy loading where it helps
- Asset optimization: bundle audits, removing unused CSS and JavaScript
- Caching strategy review and tuning (browser, CDN, server-side)
- Third-party script audit: which trackers and embeds are actually worth their performance cost
- Mobile-first improvements, because most of your traffic is mobile and most performance bugs hit mobile harder
- Regression alerts: we know when a deploy or plugin update breaks performance before you do
Want your Core Web Vitals to stay green next quarter, not just on audit day?
Book a discovery call. We will tell you how our continuous monitoring would surface your specific regressions and what we would fix first.