What is Google PageSpeed Service and How To Use It

26/01/2013 By 30 Comments

Google PageSpeed Service is something new which is revolving around the internet. Google is on the verge to make internet more enjoyable and easily accessible. They are working on various services to encourage more webmasters to give rich online experience.

You must be aware that page speed is one of the prime factor for a blog to have excellent SEO.

google pagespeed services What is Google PageSpeed Service and How To Use It

According to Google PageSpeed Service site “PageSpeed Service is an online service to automatically speed up loading of your web pages. PageSpeed Service fetches content from your servers, rewrites your pages by applying web performance best practices and serves them to end users via Google’s servers across the globe.”

How Google PageSpeed Service works

1. Request access to service by filling out this web form.

After filling this form you will get one mail from them about approval. Here is the screenshot of mail which I got after approval.

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2. After Approval login to Google APIs Console with the same E-Mail ID.

Click on the left hand side on Page Speed Services.

Click on Overview.

3. Add your Domain which you requested while approval.

Note: if you haven’t verified your domain ownership previously then you will have to follow the steps to verify the ownership.

4. If you have verified the ownership previously then you will see like this.

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Note: They will either ask to change A record or CNAME Record (In my case they asked to change CNAME Records).

5. Login to your Domain provider and do the asked settings.

Settings will propagate on the servers depending on the time of your domain provider. They usually take 1-24 hours to propagate.

6. Once the setting will be OK on servers then you will see ENABLED message in Google API Console.

See this Video Carefully to setup Google PageSpeed Service

See the video carefully and you will know each and every step to do.

After doing successful setup now Google will serve your data from its Page Speed servers and your website will enjoy fast loading time.

if you have any issue while doing the steps to implement Google Page Speed Service then you can ask me in comments and I would love to solve your queries.

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  1. Zion Amal says:
    26/01/2013 at 9:05 PM

    Thanks a lot Kulwant. Before coming to this page , I did’t know anything about Google PageSpeed and its features. You really made it simple and informative. Well written.

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  2. BloggingAster says:
    27/01/2013 at 1:31 PM

    Really awesome service. Thanks for showing step by step tutorial to setup Google Speed service. :)
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  3. chirag sachdeva says:
    27/01/2013 at 3:52 PM

    Hello,

    Is it valid for websites hosted on Google or blogger custom server? I think, Google provides service by their own. still, want your clarification. Any help from you will be appreciated.
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  4. Felix Lee says:
    27/01/2013 at 3:58 PM

    Thanks for the information. I haven’t heard about this until now. It sounds like a great service. Who wouldn’t want to have faster loading of web pages?

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  5. jeyaganesh says:
    27/01/2013 at 4:23 PM

    So basically its like CDN right ? or is it somewat different from CDN?

    I already implemented max CDN, will it conflict if I implement this pagespeed service?
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  6. Gautam Doddamani says:
    27/01/2013 at 4:54 PM

    hi kulwant first of all thanks for the guide and step by step points for settings up pagespeed…just one question…have you noticed a significant change in your blog loading time, dont compare it with the video given in the approval mail…i am just asking about your thoughts and tests done before and after setting up, through pingdom, yslow or gtmetrix…thx again! :)
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  7. Naven says:
    27/01/2013 at 7:42 PM

    Definitely Google page speed services help websites to load faster to provide rich experience to the visitors to access the whole website information instead of reaching the home page and hit back to other resources.

    Thanks to the informative article.
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  8. Mukul Bansal says:
    27/01/2013 at 11:23 PM

    I filled the request form yesterday but still did not receive the confirmation mail… What could have been the reason for that. ??

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  9. Infoway LLC says:
    29/01/2013 at 6:04 PM

    Thanks Kulwant for sharing this information. You have wonderfully gathered up all the settings and portrayed each step very beautifully. Yes, PageSpeed Service is able to cache just portions of a site’s HTML code. Once enabled, Google’s servers only need to go back to the origin server to fetch the non-cacheable parts while the other parts are already visible on the user’s browser… PageSpeed Service prioritizes content that is above the fold of the browser and defers JavaScript execution until page load.

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  10. Herbal Incense says:
    30/01/2013 at 7:50 PM

    Hi,
    This Google page speed service is not launched properly. It is on invitation only and they will invite when it will be open for all of us :)
    Thanks
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  11. Nwosu Desmond says:
    31/01/2013 at 1:47 AM

    I just got approved can’t wait to set it up and experience even a faster page load speed. Thanks for this.
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  12. Sadek says:
    01/02/2013 at 2:33 PM

    Pagespeed is in Beta now is’t it?
    Do you think that in near future we need to pay for this?
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  13. Vivek says:
    03/02/2013 at 8:09 AM

    Thanks for this great post. Actually I have used their service and its good as compared to have. But even after using them my blog’s loading time was more than 4 to 5 seconds. So finally I had to switch to maxcdn.

    The second reason for leaving Google page speed, is that their service is still in beta version and was in beta since Last two years. I don’t think their has been any improvement in their service. That’s my personal view.
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  14. Rajesh Namase says:
    12/02/2013 at 3:19 PM

    Hi Kulwant, thanks for sharing this Google’s service, I think it’s similar to CloudFlare, eagerly waiting for their approval mail, thanks.

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