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  First of all, we need to understand what is the conversion rate. Observing conversion rate is important because those metrics will measure the success of a website, a landing page, a marketing campaign, or a small A / B test. A high conversion rate leads to a better ROI. Let's see the following formula: On the other hand, we also have a formula for CPA (Cost per action). Basing on these formulae, how do studies prove the relationship between website performance and conversion rate?    Basing on these formulae, how do studies prove the relationship between website performance and conversion rate? In 2006, Amazon conducted the first study that shows a clear relationship between page load times and online customer revenue. It is concluded every 100 milliseconds of delay causes a 1% loss in Amazon revenue. In the recent study, Intuit also presented their findings on the Velocity website when they attempted to reduce page load times from 15 to 2 seconds, while also observing...

Virtual private networks (VPNs) have become the lifeline for many businesses and employees today as it helps to keep the business-critical systems and processes running despite the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown. But has not been easy for many small businesses and employees to adjust to this new way of working because of underlying technological issues — with one of them being the slow speed of a VPN. In this article, we’ll explore what slows the speed of a VPN and how you can fix it. Running Speedtest WIFI by PowerShell Running Speedtest WIFI by using Command Prompt How to determine Wi-Fi and Ethernet connection speed on Windows 10 Why is the VPN slow? There are many reasons for a slow VPN, starting from your device’s limited resources to the encryption method used and everything in between. The Internet is a large network with dynamic routing protocols that span across billions of devices. When more people use the existing bandwidth, it becomes clogged and the speeds go down. Also, ...

Testing your internet connection’s performance is even more important with millions of extra workers working from home. You don’t need any extra software—a web browser will do. But there are also a few things you can do to make sure you are getting the most accurate reading of your internet connection. Here’s what to do! Get ready Essentially, what we're trying to do is compare the amount of bandwidth that's coming into your home with what your ISP is promising you. First make sure that you know what your Internet plan is, and what your ISP promises is the minimum connection speed. Consult your bill or your ISP's Web site for that. Let's turn to the PC. For best results, you'll want to use a wired connection if at all possible; that way, you don’t have to worry about interference and performance fluctuations that can occur while you’re on Wi-Fi. If you have any other wired devices on your home network, plug your test computer directly into the modem so those don’t i...