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Take the Server Out Entirely and 93% of Slow WordPress Sites Are Still Slow: Why Caching Did Not Fix Yours
1,074 scan reports, 413 WordPress sites. Subtract each site's entire server response from its LCP and 93.4% of the failures still fail. The cache ceiling, measured.
Same Site, New Host, Worse TTFB: What Silently Changed
Same plugins, same theme, worse TTFB after a migration. Split the number into its network half and its server half, and the cause names itself.
You Purged the Cache and the Page Is Still Old
The purge button worked. It cleared a cache. Two commands tell you which of the four caches in front of that URL is still serving the old copy.
How to Check Whether WordPress Caching Is Actually Working
WordPress core accepts fourteen response headers as proof of a page cache, and six of them prove nothing. Four checks that tell you what really happened.
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