Thank you so much! Comments like yours really do inspire me to keep going and improve..

Glad you liked it!

Thanks! Glad it helped. unlighthouse-ci will generate the csv with a couple switches just enter: npx unlighthouse-ci --site "www.example.com" --reporter csvExpanded There are more --reporter options you can get from "npx unlighthouse-ci --help" if you are interested. Sorry, I wasn't real clear about that in the video. Is that what you wanted or did you want the zsh scripts? I created the zsh scripts to run unlighthouse-ci on multiple sites and then aggregate all the results from multiple csv into a single file. If that's what you were really looking for let me know and I will figure out a way to get them to you.

@@MeteoricMoney I managed to generate CSV file, but by opening it the values wasn't organized. could you please provide me the zsh scripts it would be great. thanks again

Thanks 🤗

You're welcome! Glad it helped.

I use www.drawio.com. I started using it about 6 years ago for circuit board and microchip design and been a fan ever since. Love it!

@@MeteoricMoney nice! ill try it out. Keep the content up really brings a lot of value and not a lot of people go as deep into these topics as you I've like and subscribed looking forward to your future content.

Thank you. I use diagrams.net a.k.a. draw.io. I started using it 6 years ago for circuit board and microchip design documentation. Love it!

@@MeteoricMoney ill try it out soon again great content keep it up

Yeah, speed is only one ranking factor and definitely not the most important one. Major sites with a ton of domain authority will not worry about core web vitals until they have to. And if their content isn't adding to the bottom line, they almost never have to.

Hard to say without knowing more detail about your site. How frequently do you test and notice speed fluctuating? A typical cause for this is "shared hosting" where your site is on the same server as many others and when traffic is high the site might slow down at that time. Who is it hosted with? Which plan?

my host is siteground free plan

That's a tough one. You don't have as much control. You can try to disable all the apps / plugins you don't absolutely need. Also, in the PageSpeed audit, if you dig into the details there might be breadcrumbs leading you to a particular app that is slowing your site down. If there are other alternatives to that app you could use you could try switching.

What is your LCP? How far off from green (2.5 seconds) is it? What is PageSpeed Insights suggesting you could do to improve it? The most common problem with LCP is large images so if you have images on that page you could try compressing them and use a modern format like webp. Even the largest sized images shouldn't be more than 20k-30k bytes maybe 50k bytes max. All the other usual LCP offenders are a bit hard to fix for a novice, but if you send me the pagespeed test link maybe I can take a glance at it.

You can try posting the pagespeed test result link here and I will take a quick look to see anything quick.

One likely explanation might be geography. The live lighthouse test is run in North America, but user experience data is collected from all over the world. Where is your site hosted vs. where is your competitors site hosted? Since Crux report is collected from all over if your competitors site happens to be hosted close to their audience and NOT in North America then their Crux data would look great while lighthouse results would be terrible and vice versa. You might want to check out a tool like webpagetest.org which can run lighthouse from multiple locations all over the world. My next video will be a tutorial on that tool so stay tuned for that.

Yes, this has been on my mind lately as I am wrapping initial development on some boiler plate I am working on for my own business. Once I have it implemented myself I will probably make a video on it.

Yeah I had planned on putting more on that in there but I ran out of time and decided to put more of that content into future videos. You can probably tell since even the cache part was rushed. Stay tuned. Two future videos may be of interest to you, one where I dive into the guts of fixing a particular issue with a site and the best tool I have found to help with that so far, and another where I show how we can skip digging into the guts completely (in a way).

Glad it was helpful!

I decided to break that up into 3 separate videos and then to create a compilation of those. So far I have 2 ways done. The best one I think is Unlighthouse: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibOTqcydqa-ooJs.html But, you can also check out this one if you are into Google sheets and Apps Script: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7CimK5isJnbgps.html

FYI, I finally published this today: 👉 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fb56ZbFmstXdaas.html (3 Ways to Run PageSpeed Insights in Bulk)

Working on it!

Which one? I am always looking to improve.

Thank you very much for your kind words.

Thanks! You too!

Thanks for your question! Is this a Shopify theme and third party plugin you are having trouble with? If so it's probably best to ask the theme and third party app providers for help. But, I can offer 2 suggestions that may be helpful: 1. Is PageSpeed Insights pointing this error out? If so you can click on that link for the failing audit as I showed in the video for guidance on how to fix your specific issue. 2. In general outside of using PageSpeed Insights, for managing third-party JavaScript, make sure the script URLs are correct and the files exist. You can use browser dev tools to check for 404 errors. Consider using script defer/async attributes to improve load times once you fix the 404.

Thanks! That's very encouraging.

Thanks for the update! I cobbled my config file together from the docs and maybe another source I can't remember. But, you are right there are some useful things in there so I will put it on my g-drive and provide a link in a pinned comment with some more info. I decided to not go into too much detail about some of it in the video because some of it I am still unsure of and learning about.

Hi, I pinned a comment with a link to the config file. Enjoy!

I'm working on that video right now. I have a couple more videos a little further along than that one though I will release first so I estimate the video you are looking for will be out in the next 2-3 weeks!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks and welcome

Thank you. That's very encouraging. I am glad it helped you.

You are most welcome. I am glad you like it!

Thank you and thanks for liking / subscribing. Videos I have planned for the next couple of months are likely to be interesting to a person in your situation (speaking from experience) being they are high leverage / ROI on your time activities. And yeah, I was just thinking about this yesterday how conventional wisdom is to quit your job and take risks when you are young and "have no obligations." Truth is there is no way I could have done this when I was younger. When I got out of college & got a job I had $30k worth of school loans & cc debt and quickly racked up a bunch more debt buying a reliable car eventually a house for fear of getting priced out of the market. Now that we are older, debt free, have grown our savings and investments, and have built very good resumes all that stuff I talked about in the video, it's actually not too scary tbh... But, still a little! 😬

Thank you & glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for watching. I'm glad it had some impact for someone else!

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! I am willing to riff with you on some ideas here in the comments if you can give me more info about your strengths and interests. Do you want to do something in the automotive space or another area of interest? And which way of making online from the video are you most interested in? You know I would recommend starting with content marketing. Think "Car Talk" the radio show with "Click" and "Clack" as a rough example. It had a very nice run (30 years?) and probably made over 10 million in ad revenue. That was one of my favorite radio shows about cars I would listen to and I'm not even a car guy. Also, episode 676 of the Startups for the Rest of Us podcast at 10:43 in has a question from a non-technical founder talking about B2B SaaS idea he has for 2 automotive industry products, a platform for hiring auto technicians and a tool to assist auto technicians with diagnosing vehicle problems that you might find useful to start thinking about where you might want to start.