[[My WP Backup Pro] re: WP Backup]

If I have a site...

www.mysite.com

and I have this plugin installed on the blog

www.mysite.com/blog

Will it save all database's and entire site?

or will it just save everything pertaining to the blog?

Thanks

[Compliments To Schema]

2 hours ago, MistaPrime said:

Hello,

Thank you for sharing your results with us, we really appreciate your time.

Looking forward to help you again.

I am disappointed....

I am disappointed that my previous site which looks very nice that cost $50

is not optimized to perform, as I have consistently run ping tests, and test 

after test shows that my current theme is a dismal failure....

 

You would think in this day and age that theme coders would get their act together,

and optimize their themes to google standards for best performance.  Google is

always demanding more and more from sites, and it would make since for google to

punish sites, and reward sites if they are faster then the slower tier sites....

 

a pretty site means nothing if google dings you for having a poorly optimized site.

 

I wish I had found you sooner...

none-the-less, I found you now

 

[Compliments To Schema]

Before I install anything on any of my sites, I use a test site, so I already had

a low quality theme setup on the test site, and I ran the site site through pingdom, and consistently

came back with low scores across the board, and spent many hours trying to figure out how

to optimize the site with no success, every time I made a change, then 9/10 times it made things worse.

I also tried many cache plugins to no avail as these simply did not make any improvements to the bottom line.

 

Last night, I decided to install Schema Lite, and almost immediately, my site score went up a great deal,

almost to the point of perfection. I made a few more tweaks to my cache program, and I was getting

closer to the top, then I concentrated on the biggest plugins I was using, and disabled 1 that I felt

could be consuming resources, and deactivated several smaller plugins, and that was it.

 

Schema lite was able to fix stuff that I was not able to fix

end result based on pingdom:

Grade 99, and scored 95-97% higher then other tested sites.

 

My next step is to buy schema, and hope I get equal, or better results,

and Schema does look more impressive then Schema Lite.

 

thanks

 

PS. Before I make a final decision, then I would like to ask mythemeshop which of

their themes have the best proven conversion success rate. What you like about

a theme does not matter, in the end, it is all about conversions ie: making money, etc...

 

 

[[Schema] Why dont you use your own theme for your site?]

1 hour ago, MistaPrime said:

Hello,

We wouldn't be able to determine that because the speed is not dependent on the theme only, it depends on many other factors which are mainly your server's speed and the number of scripts you are running on your site. Even one plugin such as a social share plugin can take some time to load it's scripts if it's scripts are to load Facebook, Google, Twitter scripts.

There are too many factors at play for us to be able to answer that question. However generally speaking the more plugins you have the slower your site.

I hope that helps.

Looking forward to help you. Thank you.

Is your DEMO running on a CDN?

If so, then that may explain why you are able to get "A"

across the board on performance. I have always

had performance issues on one section or another...

sometimes I fix one, and 4 other issues pop up...

[[Schema] Why dont you use your own theme for your site?]

1 hour ago, MistaPrime said:

Hello,

Thank you for contacting MyThemeShop today and sorry for any inconvenience that might have been caused due to that.

I am not sure I understand your question. Can you try to simplify it please?

Looking forward to help you. Thank you.

 

Sure, the question is:

If I install this theme, along with 20+ plugins, am I going to

get the same speed factor that pingdom shows for the demo?

[[Schema] Why dont you use your own theme for your site?]

The first thing you did in the intro of schema is brag about speed, so I checked it myself,

and it appeared that the theme is fast as you said it was, however, I did not stop there...

mythemeshop.com

Grade: 71

Load: 1.8s

Faster then: 72% of other tested sites.

and this stats are no compassion to Schema demo:

(I ran two tests) one test came back miserable at 13s load time.

2nd test (Schema Demo)

Grade: 99

Load: 988ms

Faster then: 89% of other tested sites

Then I tested my own site which uses another theme:

Test1: Grade 86, Load 1.26s, Faster then 84% of other tested sites.

Test2: Grade: 85, Load: 1.35s, Faster then 83% of other tested sites.

Test3: Grade: 68, Load: 1.39s, Faster then 82% of other tested sites.

 

In each demo test, the performance grade always remained 

high which was around 99, however, the load time, and faster

then other sites where somewhat random on all tests.

 

I ran several more demo checks, and each time, the demo was faster

then both of our sites, however, it is a demo, and the question I have

to ask myself, do I setup a bland looking theme to save an 1

second, or be 3-5% faster then other sites?

Please share your thoughts....

 

ps. just out of curiosity, I tested a site known to use Schema, and

out of 3 tests, his failed the ping test, if you consider it a fail.

avg: grade: 65, load time: 2s, and faster then 80% other tested sites.

The difference between the demo, and his live site is that the demo most likely

has almost no plugins, while live sites depend on plugins in

order to achieve certain functions. If I install a bare-bone theme,

then I probably can obtain fast speed results also, however, installing

bare bone themes is not very realistic in modernization of today.

 

Thank-you