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Cache Preloading

Path: SpeedyGo → Settings → Caching & Preloading

7.1 Overview #

Cache Preloading automatically generates cached pages before users request them. Instead of waiting for the first visitor to trigger cache creation, SpeedyGo pre-builds the cache using scheduled background processes.

This ensures:

  • No uncached first load
  • Stable performance metrics
  • Improved Core Web Vitals

How It Works Internally #

  • Uses WP-Cron to schedule background crawling tasks
  • Scans your XML sitemap or internal links
  • Generates static cache files in advance
  • Prevents performance drops after cache expiration

7.2 Settings #

Enable Cache Preloading #

  • Toggle Cache Preloading → ON

Preload Interval #

  • Set Preload Interval (in minutes)

This determines how frequently SpeedyGo refreshes preloaded cache files.

⚠ Important Requirement:

  • WP-Cron must be active
  • Server should allow scheduled background tasks

The system crawls your sitemap or internal links to generate cache proactively.

7.3 Best Practice Recommendation #

  • Enable alongside Full-Page Caching
  • Use shorter intervals for frequently updated sites
  • Use longer intervals for static websites
  • Monitor server resources on shared hosting

Cache Preloading ensures consistent performance and eliminates slow first-load experiences.

Updated on March 12, 2026

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Table of Contents
  • 7.1 Overview
    • How It Works Internally
  • 7.2 Settings
    • Enable Cache Preloading
    • Preload Interval
  • 7.3 Best Practice Recommendation
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