Reading Time: 8 minutes From a young age it’s ingrained in most of us that achievement is important, and that’s why from Grade 1 onwards it’s a fairly big deal when we receive our report card from school. Getting good grades can fast-track you towards success, but of course there are other ways of getting there and you certainly aren’t doomed if you didn’t have good grades coming out of high school. Once you enter the working world, however, there will be scores that are more definitive. If you’re in business for yourself and leaning on a website for the success of that business then your core web vitals score is one of them and there’s a connection between it and the best hosting for faster WordPress websites in Canada. Managed WordPress hosting makes that available for anyone who has that type of business website, and many people do based on the track record for simplicity and ease of use / construction that WordPress is known for. Better search engine optimization is always going to be the primary means of having your site come up higher in SERPs, and the business owners can also look to WordPress hosting for better SEO performance. That’s a subject that’s been gone over at length though, and so we’ll keep the focus here on core web vitals scores. It’s not the most household term in digital marketing and website optimization so let’s get a definition before we move any further, Your site’s core web vitals score is going to be the sum of 3 parts, which are: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) - A measurement of how long it takes for the largest content element on the page to load Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) - Measuring how much the page layout moves around unexpectedly as it loads. Like images or buttons shifting Interaction to Next Paint (INP) - A measurement of how much time is needed between when a user initiates any interaction to when the next visual update is shown on the screen Your site’s core web vitals score is going to be based on how well you do with each of these three criteria, and the truth...
