How to improve Google INP Score + a quick WordPress trick

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Hey alluser, Recently, Google announced that starting March 2024, their new page experience metric (Interaction to Next Paint - INP) will be considered a Google ranking factor.  Several of you have already asked me what this change means to WordPress websites and if there is an easy way to comply with the changes.  INP Score optimization is a bit technical oriented. However, as a website owner, you can take several quick and easy measures to ensure seamless website experience for visitors and improve search rankings.  I asked my team to publish a detailed guide on what INP is and how to improve it in WordPress. In that article, you can also find a brief case study about how I optimized INP score on some of my websites :) New WordPress Guides on WPBeginner: - Are you looking to hire a WordPress developer? Take a look at our handpicked list of the best places to find WordPress developers for your next project.  - Do you want a point-of-sale plugin for WooCommerce? Here's some of our plugin recommendations you'll like to sell products in physical store as well.  - Have you seen claims and rumors that WordPress is dying? Let's take a look at the state of WordPress and see why it is the best publishing platform. - Wondering how to find 404 error pages on your WordPress website and redirect them? Read our step-by-step tutorial for the detailed solution.  - Want to manage banner ads with WordPress? Learn our detailed tutorial and figure out how to place banner ads with AdRotate.  - Ever wondered how to use AI for SEO in WordPress? Here's some excellent AI SEO tools that you can use to improve your SEO rankings without much effort. - Need an easy way to add a coupon code field to your WordPress forms? Here's our easy tutorial explaining how to do so. Have a great rest of your week :) Cheers, Syed Balkhi, Founder of WPBeginner

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