CDN (Content Delivery Network)
Definition
A CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a geographically distributed network of servers that delivers your website content as close as possible to your visitors. Instead of loading a page from a single server, the CDN uses the server nearest to the user. The result: pages that load faster, everywhere in the world.
Why it matters for your business
Loading speed directly impacts your sales: every extra second of delay loses customers. A CDN accelerates your website with no extra effort on your part. For an SMB selling online or serving international clients, it is a minimal investment for measurable performance gains.
How we use CDN (Content Delivery Network) at GrowthPerf
We systematically deploy a CDN on every application and website we build. We use solutions like Cloudflare to ensure optimal loading times, DDoS protection, and maximum availability for your web tools.
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